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'Urban Jungle Party' 2019, The Studios, 13 July

• 1 Jun 2019 7:55 AM

Immersive yourself in our Midsummer madness as the Urban Jungle returns to The Studios for another Brodyite theatrical party...

20.00 pm
Bar opens - Rum runners start Havana good time…
Cigar chomping & Courtyard dining

22.00 pm
Lucious latin vibes from Alex Torres
Jungle monkeys start howling for Shoutyoke

00:00 am 
Tropical Tunes from Simone Ahà and Pitlu G

Entry is free 
Brodyites and their guests only - RVSP with guest list required: thestudios@brody.land

Costume is required.

Date and time:
Saturday, 13 July 2019 from 20:00-04:00

Venue:
The Studios
1064 Budapest, Vörösmarty utca 38.

More: 
The Studios Facebook page

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