Crash Cabaret

Sat, Jun 3
12 Midnight
$10, 5 if you bring a non-parishable food donation

WHO: THE EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMANCE INSTITUTE (EPI) & THE
ROXIE FILM CENTER at New College of California
WHAT: Crash Cabaret: Where Queers Collide
(Heterosexuals encouraged to apply!)
WHERE: New College of California's Roxie Film Center, 3117
16th Street (at Valencia Street), San Francisco, CA 94103
WHEN: Saturday, June 3, 12am Midnight (1st night in a
monthly series)
TICKETS: $10 at the door, $5 when you bring non-perishable food
item(s). A portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local non-
profit working to help underserved members of the community.
INFO: Jessica Fudim, (415) 437-3487
WEBSITE: www.newcollege.edu/epi

Crash Cabaret: Where Queers Collide
(Heterosexuals encouraged to apply!)
One hot hour of collisions between
video, music, dance & theater, performance & activism, reverence &
irreverence,
back and forth across the spectrum of gender and sexual orientation.

STARRINGhellipMina Liccione and her Clown Paparazzi, Uni & her
Ukelele, Mercy Fuque, film by Vivian Giourousis, Jessica Fudim, Seth
Eisen, Cody Giannotti, Harvey Rabbit, Kym Priess, Muffets, Storm,
Jombi, Wyn and Bob, plus the musical wonderment of 69 Bombs for
Birthday Girls!

The Experimental Performance Institute (EPI) at New College of
California presents Crash Cabaret: Where Queers Collide
(heterosexuals encouraged to apply), live at the world-famous Roxie
Film Center, Saturday, June 3, 12am Midnight. Local performance
mavericks join forces in all corners of this historic movie-house for
one hot hour of collisions between video, music, dance and theater,
performance and activism, reverence and irreverence and back and
forth across the spectrum of gender and sexual orientation.

The audience is welcomed into the Roxie along a red carpet that is
flanked by prankster paparazzi from the San Francisco Clown
Conservatory. Inside, the salty emcee works the crowd as quickie
vaudevillian acts pop up among the rows of seats, in the lobby and
behind the concession stand. Multi-media performance pieces make
innovative use of the film screen and are followed up with such
updated favorites as Karaoke Sing-Offs and Stranger Than Usual Tricks.

Be there in all your splendor to kick-off this new monthly series of
late-night experiments with San Francisco's finest Dragon Queens and
Kings, Dirty Dykes on Motor-Cross Bikes, Punk-Rock Trannys, Artsy-
Fartsy Fairies, Holistic Homos, Anarchists and Cosmetologists,
Lizzies and Boy-Girls and Bears! It's Carnival, Vaudeville, Scary
Movie, Show-Time at the Apollo and Star Search Spokesmodel
Competition regurgitated into a Gigantic Cuisinart and poured into a
glass of Spectacle worth Chugging.

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local non-profit
working to help underserved members of the community.

Venue:

The Roxie Theater
3117 16th Street (at Valencia Street), San Francisco, CA 94103
san francisco
415 558-9632


16th Street @ Valencia in The Mission District- San Francisco

Additional Info:

415-437-3487
www.epiarts.org