What do you get when a dozen of the PNW’s best queer comics compete for some serious cash prize money? It’s the Outstanding: Queer Comic Competition, hosted by Bobby Higley, where you, the audience, get to choose you wins and who walks. In the episode, Chocolate the Entertainer and Genevieve Ferrari square off on stage with competing bits about dental dams and herpes sores.
Outstanding: Queer Comic CompetitionTue 12 Feb, 2019 / 7pm21+ / $10 Queerspace Magazine and Gutter Twink Productions proudly present (Get it? "proudly"?) a brand new queer comedy showcase and contest filmed right here in Seattle. 12 of the PNW's top new...
Queerspace Magazine and Gutter Twink Productions proudly present (Get it? “proudly”?) a brand new queer comedy showcase and contest filmed right here in Seattle. 12 of the PNW’s top new queer funny folks will be competing for the coveted title of Most Outstanding Queer Comic, along with a juicy cash prize from AHF. Join host Bobby Higley as part of our live audience at Timbre Room, where you’ll choose your favorites to move forward to the next round!
Two erotic film societies – the Seattle Erotic Cinema Society (SECS) and New York’s Cinekink – joined forces last weekend to bring Seattle a selection of sexy shorts – a micro-film-festival if you will.
Fresh: A Drag Show For New Talent, has been happening semi regularly at the 18th & Union arts space for around a year now, and is still the show in Seattle offering non-competitive, paid spots for a wide variety of new performers in an all-ages space.
Congrats to Rafiki, the lesbian-themed film that suffered through a ban in its home country of Kenya, on taking home both the audience and jury awards for best narrative feature at TWIST: Seattle Queer Film Festival
From the continuing plight of trans people serving in the military, to a film that was banned in its home country of Kenya, these three films are but a part of this year’s lineup at the 2018 Twist Seattle Queer Film Festival.
If you haven’t seen the amazing 2018 NYFW runway show from Marco Marco yet, are you really even alive?
Laugh Back was a hilarious comedy event, curated by Clara Pluton, comprised exclusively of comedians who are immigrants or children of immigrants, to take back the narrative of the immigrant experience and raise money for the NWDC Resistance, a grassroots undocumented led movement that works to end the detention of immigrants and stop all deportations.
We’re back with another riveting episode of Capitol Heels, featuring the best in local drag performers and performances that you’d better not be missing. This week Arson and Londyn talk about Pride, and take a trip down to Kremwerk to check out Seattle’s finest all-Kings variety show, Kings.
Capitol Heels is back, and this week Arson and Londyn are highlighting the best local drag performers and drag shows that you shouldn’t be missing by talking with Seattle’s dandiest dandy, the inimitable Mercury Divine, and paying a visit to the Timbre Room to get the audience’s reactions to Londyn’s very own monthly show, Weird.
Arson Nicki and Londyn Bradshaw are back to highlight the best local drag performers and drag shows that you shouldn’t be missing. This week we talk to the Seattle’s first bearded black queen, Dion Dior Black, and pay a visit to Neighbours Nightclub and Lounge for their 18 and up night Vibes.