Nochevieja – New Year’s Eve December 31 2008

White Mischief  presents

NOCHEVIEJA

New Year’s Eve, Wednesday 31st December, 2008

Camino, King’s Cross

As part of the King’s CrossOver mini-festival

Arrive early: free Russian Standard vodka cocktail to all those arriving at Camino before 10pm! 

Please note that the party is sold out and we strongly recommend ticketholders arrive early – if one King’s Crossover venue is full guests will be directed to the other one.  (One or two guests are selling unwanted tickets on our Facebook page.)

White Mischief will be presenting a more intimate yet still just as magnificent show on New Year’s Eve as part of the King’s Crossover mini-festival. For the price of one ticket you get access to two parties: the White Mischief “NOCHEVIEJA” at Camino and a dance party from the legendary Notting Hill Carnival sound system Sancho Panza at the Big Chill House.

Over at Camino we’ll be hosting a vintage Latin fiesta complete with flamenco, tango and - at midnight – the traditional Spanish ceremony featuring twelve grapes for each chime of the midnight clock.

Mischief Makers can take advantage of a three course New Year’s Eve meal at Camino for £70 per person which of course includes access to the party. It’s an opportunity to secure a table, dine in style and comfort before catching the performances and dancing late into the night. Take a look at the menu for this delicious meal - and to book email dr.reservations@camino.uk.com

Dress code

As with all White Mischief events, dressing up is not compulsory but strongly encouraged. For tips on where to buy or rent wonderful costumes and vintagewear, please see our guide: 
http://www.whitemischief.info/we-recommend/dressup-costume-hire-and-vintage-stores

Dressup inspirations for the Nochevieja show: Bullfighters, Flamenco dancers, Mexican luchadors, Cuban heels, Conquistadors, Senors and Senoritas, Sancho Panza and banditos, Carmen Miranda, Carnival kings and queens, Tropicana girls… 

 Cabaret and Vaudeville Performances:

Sefi - the Spanish snake dancer who charmed so many at our “Around The World in 80 Days” party, with both a real life snake and a separate fire performance outdoors

Aire Flamenco – Flamenco dance troupe

Leah – with a tribal belly dancing act

Edouardo and Chiquita – performing “Toreadorable”

Precious Isis – delivering intimate incantations

Ángeles de los Andes – with their traditional piñata bashing

FlamencoCoCo – tableside flamenco dances

Joyful Dances of the Lap land – Nordic pixie

Live Music:

Cuba Salsa – live Cuban band

DJs:

Count Sizzle – playing vintage Latin, jump rhythm’n’blues, jazz, ska,,,

Dickon Edwards (Fosca, Latitude, The Beautiful and The Damned) playing showtunes, party favourites

Jean-Paul Seculaire (Right-On) playing vintage salsa, boogaloo, mambo, cumbia, soul

Click below to view the King’s Crossover flyers: