Throb celebrates 20 years of fun

DRAG queens will put on a show like no other on Saturday night as Throb celebrates turning 20

Throb nightclub is turning 20 years old and is holding a VIP party. Holly-Would with dancers Pussycats and the Tomcats. Picture: Katrina Bridgeford.

DRAG queens will put on a show like no other tomorrow night as Throb celebrates turning 20.

The gay and lesbian venue, famous for its late-night drag shows, will welcome patrons tonight and tomorrow for the first time since COVID-19 restrictions were put in place about three months ago.

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Throb owner Tim Palmer said the staff and performers were excited to welcome back Throb fans.

“The owners and team worked tirelessly towards reopening and tonight, Throb is very proud to open at 9pm for their birthday weekend,” he said.

Tim Palmer and the Pussycats playing Hugh Hefner Playboy Mansion posing for a photo shortly after Throb opened. Picture: Supplied

In a first for the nightclub, they will begin to open on Thursday evenings for date night Thursdays.

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Starting from next week patrons are encouraged to come with a date to receive two for one entry and enjoy dating and match making games all night with the sexy cupid boys.