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Come Out for a Super Queer-O-Spectacle on April 16th

Chicago Talks, April 16, 2011

Purchase your ticket for GF7 | Saturday, April 16th

Location: Stage Two | 618 S. Michigan Ave, 2nd floor

Purchase your tickets via Gender Fusions’ website.

Have questions? Email lgbtq@colum.edu

or call 312.369.8594.

Heralded as “a queer performance spectacle of sacred and mighty proportions” that celebrates the “fierce spirit of the queer community,” you can expect an electric mash-up of drag, burlesque, poetry, song, performance art, and dance at this year’s Gender Fusions.

The event, created by the LGBTQ Office of Culture & Community in partnership with GLBTQIA student organization Common Ground, is in its seventh year, and it’s happening Saturday, April 16th. Tickets are $5, and though tickets can be purchased at the door, they tend to sell out fast. So get your tickets now if you’re interested.

K. Bradford, the coordinator of the LGBTQ office said this year’s headliners “are all amazing and will shine their queer superpowers on us through their different art forms; Daniel Alexander Jones (playwright, performer, director, professor from NYC), Kate Rigg of Slanty Eyed Mama (Po-Mo comedian, actor, singer, rapper), and Leslie & the Ly’s (Midwestern pop/hip-hop band of outrageousness). Supporting the headliners are a few favorites such as (the return of) Matthew Hollis, (a quick dip with) Lenelle Moise, Double DJ, and more.”

GF7 Schedule:

6 p.m. | Wonder (Us): A rousing performance keynote by Daniel Alexander Jones, award-winning performer and director extraordinaire hailing from NYC.

7 p.m. | Super Power HQ: Amazing Eats, Photo Booth, Cape Station, Live Comic Strip, and more!

8 p.m. | The Super Queero Spectacle: Comedian / singer Kate Rigg of Slanty-Eyed Mama, a line-up of Columbia’s own star-studded talents, and Chicago’s mightiest including Double DJ, Matthew Hollis, Lenelle Moise, and more!

10 p.m. | Super-Homo-Queer-O-Get-Down: with notorious electro-pop-hip-hop band, Leslie & the Ly’s (Yes, the Queen of Gem Sweaters is landing in your town).

via Columbia College Chicago : Students : News : Gender Fusions 7: The Super Queer-O-Spectacle.

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