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The Perv Parlor
Presented by the infamous London rockabilly club The Frat Shack, The Perv Parlor is a psychedelic skin flick set in a time traveling, pan-dimensional, demonic Victorian brothel, where all manner of mischief and depravity take place. The Frat Shack Shakedown is a 60-minute bonus comprised of art, go-go dancers, skits, and musical performances from the Frat Shack party scene. Both The Perv Parlor and The Frat Shack Shakedown feature musical performances from Shack regulars such as Sexton Ming, Vibrasonic, Pooptones, Armitage Shanks, Diabolics and more.
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Presented by the infamous London rockabilly club The Frat Shack, The Perv Parlor is a psychedelic skin flick set in a time traveling, pan-dimensional, demonic Victorian brothel, where all manner of mischief and depravity take place. The Frat Shack Shakedown is a 60-minute bonus comprised of art, go-go dancers, skits, and musical performances from the Frat Shack party scene. Both The Perv Parlor and The Frat Shack Shakedown feature musical performances from Shack regulars such as Sexton Ming, Vibrasonic, Pooptones, Armitage Shanks, Diabolics and more.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Allison Leary
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