
Legendary Lezzas
Other event format, run by Duckie
with Azara
Collected automatically on 19 Sep 2026
Who can attend, and what it costs
- Who can attend
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Attending alone
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Minimum age
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Typical crowd age
- Not stated.
- Price
- £5 to £15
- Experience needed
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Play space
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Total cost for this date: more than the ticket price. £5 to £15 ticket. Tickets £15 Reg / £5 Skint.
How entry works
- Booking and vetting
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Membership
- No membership needed
- ID at the door
- Photo ID is checked at the door.
- Last entry
- Not stated.
Opens the event on the organiser’s own site. Other Nights lists and links but does not take bookings or sell tickets.
What happens
with Azara
Wednesday 2 June 2027
Doors 6pm, Action 7pm, Carriages 9.30pm
Wheatsheaf Hall, South Lambeth Road, Vauxhall, London, SW8 2UP
(Opposite Holiday Inn Express, 6 mins walk from Vauxhall tube)
Young Duckie host Azara meets with key players from the fledgling women’s scene in Vauxhall half a century ago
Featuring Siobhan Fahey, producer of the fabulous film Rebel Dykes and no relation to that bird from Bananarama. Rebel Dykes charts the early underground lesbian scene, from the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp in the early eighties to the S&M action and performance wrestling at Chain Reaction, the epochal bi-weekly Tuesday nighter at the Market Tavern from 1987
Longtime Vauxhall dwelling promoter, door whore, singer and polymath Fisch AKA King Frankie Sinatra had a central role in the scene and tells it like it is. MC Driweave remembers the halcyon days of Vixens at the Vauxhall
And legendary promoter Suzie Kruger talks about The Clit Club and its cultural ripples
They reflect on their journeys, on marginalisation, community mobilisation, rebellion and celebration
How did they survive, what was it like then and how are they doing now?
Plus ‘Beeb Man Sits on Lesbian’. Film clips and stories from the gutsy, brilliant piece of direct action from a group of lesbians who infiltrated the BBC’s Six O’Clock News live in 1988, to protest about Section 28, with recollections from activists Booan Temple and Sally Francis
Legendary Lezzas Montage: With thanks to De La Grace Volcano
Dress, arrival and conduct
- Dress code
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Arrival
- Not stated.
- Leaving early
- Not stated.
- Phones and recording
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Consent policy
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
- Sexual-health policy
- Not stated. Check with the organiser.
These rows describe the organiser’s published policy, not a guarantee by this site.
Accessibility
Accessibility: Not stated. Check with the organiser.
Inclusion
Inclusion: Not stated.
Venue and getting there
Venue: Details are available from the organiser.
Listed area: London. The organiser shares the rest directly.
Part of a series
Details on a date’s own page override the series page.
Listing checks and reporting
Collected automatically on 19 Sep 2026.
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