A BKchat style debate event with a panel featuring members from the cast of Bkchat and other guests.
You asked, we listened…
In association with Birmingham City University, in aid of St Basil’s charity..
AALD Events brings you
“Can I Speak?” (A BKchat style event)
An evening of debating entertainment in the style of new hit youtube series BKChatLDN.. On the night there will be a panel of eight, four males and four females. Debating the topics you choose. Tweet us your topics, and we will pick the ones we like the most..
Tickets are £5, and can be payed on the door please register here so we have a rough idea of numbers… All money raised is going to charity.
Special guests on the night will be annonced at a later date.. so keep your eyes peeled..becasue you will be shook, I mean it’s not called BkChat LDN for no reason.
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