Vicky McClure Day Fever: We think Nottingham's PRYZM should be turned into a nightclub for the over 30s
It rarely happens, but I've had a brain wave. A big brain moment so monumental, I'm considering running to be the next Prime Minister.
Drumroll, please...
Let's turn the now-empty PRYZM building into a nightclub exclusively for the over 30s!
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Hide AdVicky McClure's Day Fever events, which allow people over 30 to enjoy a clubbing experience and be home in time for Match of the Day, have sent the nation into a spin.
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Events for major cities like Manchester, Glasgow, Sheffield, and of course, Nottingham have been selling like hotcakes so clearly there is a demand for this sort of thing.
And where better to set up a permanent residence than Vicky's hometown?
If you want to know more about Vicky McClure and husband Jonny Owen's Day Fever events, click here.
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Hide AdI think a club aimed specifically at over 30s: that closes early, doesn't have sticky floors, and plays tunes from all genres would be a welcome addition to the city.
It would target a generation of ravers and misbehavers who presently have to wait for one-off events to come to the city (how is that fair?!)
It could close at 11pm (no noise complaints) and you could probably charge a reasonable entry fee as you're not chasing the student crowd.
It could serve Gin & Tonics, Pina Coladas, and White Russians. It could have ample seating for resting between dance routines and meaningful discussions. You can't be expected to scorch the dancefloor without breaks.
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Hide AdMoreover, the PRYZM building is one of the most interesting in the city, with its iconic orb that can be seen for miles, so it would be a huge shame to see it fall into disuse.
Of course, this is all wishful thinking but what a statement for the city it would be!
And Vicky if you're reading this and you want a business partner just email [email protected] x
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