It's not your usual night out at the bingo
IT is billed as the antithesis to your typical night down at Gala or Mecca: this is Rebel Bingo, twisting the traditional game with discoballs, boom boxes and guitars.
"It's a young, loud, fun, quirky take on the game," says Sean Harwood from the team behind the club night that lands in Nottingham tonight.
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Full house: Play Rebel Bingo at the Rescue Rooms tonight.
"Rebel Bingo revolutionises the sleepy preserve of the over-60s, giving it a kaleidoscopic makeover," he explains.
"Two rounds of bingo led by charismatic hosts and glamorous callers are punctuated with drinking, dancing and the best dancefloor beats."
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This hedonistic incarnation was "invented by accident when we were drunk" say founders Freddie Sorensen and James Gordon, whose first event was in the basement of a church hall in London. Rebel Bingo grew slowly throughout the capital, characterised by its secrecy. Attendees were warned that "if anyone asks, you are coming to a Neighbourhood Watch meeting".
Since then there have been events from Beijing to Brazil.
Rebel Bingo is hosted at the Rescue Rooms tonight from 8pm. £10 at the door. For more details go to www.rebelbingo.com.
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