Club Noir's Horrorama in Glasgow Scream queens, ghastly ghouls, Lady Macbeth's guilty wringing hands....and a man balancing a shopping trolley on his chin. As always with the devilish Club Noir, guests should expect the unexpected for Horrorama (and make sure to dress fabulously.) Sashaying into the 02 Academy in Glasgow and Edinburgh's Picture House this Halloween is a horror-hungry host of burlesque beauties and vivacious vamps, all ready sink their teeth into some high-calibre Club Noir hijinx. Club Noir creator Tina Warren chatted to us about vintage, vampires and shirking off the "beige" of every day life: What can we expect from Horrorama then Tina? There'll be the classic, cliche Halloween characters such as devils, ghosts and witches with a few curveballs thrown in like Lady Macbeth and a scene from Blue Velvet. There's a young lad doing football tricks, there's a little bit of everything. There'll also be a huge room full of people in beautiful costumes with fetish aspects - 2000 people dressed fantastically and everyone is so friendly. Where did the idea for Club Noir come from? Where did it begin? The first event was only 150 capacity, it had a real speakeasy feel. It felt naughty, people still talk about it. It was a sell out. Back then it was still a bit difficult to get acts to perform. Ian [Single, Club Noir's co-creator] and I had no intention of becoming performers at that point, but soon we had to perform. We had no experience of performing. I was a secretary by day and burlesque performer by night. What draws people in to Club Noir culture? The best thing about Club Noir is that it draws the biggest range of people. People who are completely committed and live their lives in vintage and people who haven't done anything like it before, but who just come in and say "Wow this is fantastic." From millionaires to students, all sorts come and everyone is welcome. No one sticks out like a sore thumb. Only a party pooper would stick out like a sore thumb. What is the reaction to Club Noir when people first visit? Some people say Club Noir is like one big massive house party and it's so friendly. Even if you've never been before, it's a really interesting experience. When I first moved to Glasgow from London I was like "where are all the interesting people?" Then I began Club Noir and all these fantastic people started coming out of the woodwork. Day-to-day they can be shuffling around in their beige everyday lives and then they come out and show their true colours. What is it you love about vintage style? I love interesting things, nice clothes - I'm not the type to go on a night out in jeans and heels. I love to dress up. I also love the characters behind it, the people that are willing to go to those lengths and embrace every facet of life. I love old music, old films, old photos - all these kinds of scenes. I love everything from Victoriana to the early 60s, I adore everything. That's the interesting thing about Club Noir, it's not stuck in any particular decade. It can be any era, any country. We have no limits to our imagination.