Queer Toronto alternative events for your enjoyment!
What's On: today?
This weekend @ The Beaver - JON & DIANE'S SHIT SHOW Thursday December 3rd Sexy Duo rev'ed up and ready to hit the decks Door 11pm No cover.....LISP Friday December 4th Pat. C + CTV news at noon Re-Post-Modern-Musical-Selections It's fun, It's free, It's easy it's Breezy Maybe she is born with it? Maybe it's Maybelline? Door 11pm + no cover.....LOVE SAVES THE DAY Saturday December 5th Luis Jacob + Jaime Sin Classic + Gay + NYC + Cosmic + Dream + New Slow + Italo + Disco Best Queer Disco in Town! Door 11pm + IT'S FREE!!!....BOOB-TUBE SUNDAYS Sunday December 6th Best in Television Entertainment with May Bartending This week is John Water's "CRYBABY" Come and get some cocktails and popcorn! Door 10pm + no cover.....EXROOMATE Monday December 7th Mixtape MixMaster Mixing it up EX Roommate Nolan Natasha Stirring the drinks Door 10pm + no cover.....HEARTACHE / MAGNETIC FIELDS EDITION Tuesday December 8th "No one will ever love you, for your honesty!" COME ALONE! Door 10pm + no cover.....YOU'VE GOT WHAT I NEED Wednesday December 9th Roozbeh + Wes Allen Spinning Golden Soul Door 11pm + No cover.....Have a great week......The Beaver Cafe, 1192 Queen St. W. http://www.thebeavertoronto.com/
Tuesday Night Jazz Series @ Holy Oak Cafe. Dec 1 - Rob Clutton, Brodie West & Anthony Mchelli ...Tuesday Dec 8- Bros. Eros (Buckley, Aucoin, Banks) ....Tuesday Dec 15 - Bug Night (Blake Howard, Brian Cram).... Tuesday Dec 22 - Free Boat Rentals (Gaucher, Gooch, Sexton, Ward).... Tuesday Dec 29 - Chris Banks Time 8:00 pm to Midnight. :647-345-28031241 Bloor St. W.(One block east of Lansdowne) holyoakcafe.wordpress.com Holy Oak Cafe is gay owned. His partner Julian, owns Naco Gallery & Cafe. Queer West Toronto Ontario.Saturday December 5 - fORTE presents "A Ceremony of Carol @ M.E.T. United Church. The Toronto Men's Chorus will be holding it's 13th Annual Christmas Co...ncert on Dec 5th at Metropolitan United Church. Tix are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. There will be a 'Silent Auction' with wonderful prizes to bid on including bundled packages made up of accommodations, restaurant vouchers, books, and so much more as well as paintings and all kinds of wonderful and exciting things. Please contact me regarding purchasing tickets or any information regarding the Silent Auction. M.E.T. United Church 56 Queen St East 7:30-9:30 PM http://www.forte-chorus.com/
Saturday December 5 - Three Killer Bands - Random Order, Dead Messenger and Decade of Sleep! @ The Garrison Montreal's Dead Messenger will be stopping in fresh from NYC and Boston on the last leg of their North American tour and will treat you to their special brand of rock and roll from their new album - "Love is the Only Weapon".About Dead Messenger: "Balls out, kids! Not since No Means No has a band mixed irreverent humour, musicianship, politics, funky bass and a rock sensibility with such adroitness."www.myspace.com/deadmessenger. Random Order will have you back on your feet again and dancing like crazy as Canada's premiere reggae-ska-punk-rawk-world underground supergroup finishes off the evening with their unique sound - showcased on their most recent CD - "Pink Cloud". Random Order has drawn comparisons to bands such as the Au Pairs, The Slits,and The Clash. www.myspace.com/randomorder and Decade of Sleep! www.myspace.com/decadeofsleep10 PM to 2 AM The Garrison 1197 Dundas Street West (a block west of Ossington, across from beer store.) Queer West Toronto Ontario.
Saturday December 5 - [Time + Space] presents: Film Director Little X speaks about making music videos from concept to shooting and editing.@ Innis Town Hall. Lecture is first of three part series.
Critically acclaimed DIRECTOR X, known to the world as LITTLE X, is one of the hottest directors in the music video industry today. Having directed over 100 music videos, X has established himself as a renowned leader in the industry -directing videos for the world's top artists such as: Kanye West, Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, Usher, Nellie, Destiny's Child, Missy Elliot, Korn, John Mayer, LL Cool J and Chris Rock.. http://time-space.org/feature.php
The Details: Tickets ($20) also available at: Cosmos Records - 663 Queen Street West. Play De Record - 357A Yonge StreetOnline tickets: http://http//time-space.org/X_registration.phpMake sure you hold on to your ticket from December 5th for the prize give-aways at the closing reception after the final 3rd session + video screening on February 6th, 2010. Saturday, 05 December 2009 Time: 3 pm - 6 pm : Innis Town Hall University of Toronto 2 Sussex Avenue
Sunday December 6 - Toronto Poet Phlip Arima @ The Windmill Restaurant reading at a Linda Stitt's new performance series which features both poets and musicians. It takes place one Sunday afternoon a month. I will be a feature there on Sunday December 6. Hope you can make it.The Windmill Restaurant 1033 Bay Street http://www.thewindmillrestaurant.ca/Sunday, December 6 2 - 5 p.m. no cover http://www.phliparima.com/
Sunday December 6 - Sisters of Sheynville @ Rex. 12 noon -3pm: The Sisters of Sheynville are playing at the Rex for our annual Latkapalooza (this time, pre-Chanukah- but who's counting!) ! 194 Queen St West, 416 599-2475. Cover $14 adults, $7 kids, includes Chanukah foods and entertainment! Enjoy our website! http://www.sistersofsheynville.ca/or www.myspace.com/sistersofsheynville
Sunday December 6 Women Won't Forget Candlelight vigil for the women killed 20 years ago in the Montreal Massacre. 6 pm. Free. Philosopher's Walk, Queens Park and Bloor (behind the ROM). Womenwontforget.org
Wednesday December 9 - In(Side) The Veins Poetry open mic and workshop. Wednesdays 8-9:30 pm. Free. Culturshoc, 1205 Queen W. 416-588-7462.
Thursday December 10 - I'll Be Queer For Christmas (Supporting Our Youth) The editor removed this listing. As we learned SOY doesn't support Queer West website nor its community event listings. One thing we can stand is self serving types.
Friday December 11 - The Whimsy of Gumbo @ Naco's Gallery & Cafe. On the Second Friday of December and January OUT ON THE FLOOR.
Greetings Vinyl Lovers, Wanna move? Feel that groove? Then get your kicks at the Whimsy of Gumbo's 'Out On the Floor: All Vinyl Foot-Stompers' on Friday 11 December at NACO Gallery Cafe 1665 Dundas St. West from 9pm-2am (no cover). DJ Sparky, DJ Tako, and DJ Tanner will be spinning a selection of fast and heavy beats designed to make you shake, shuffle, stomp, glide, split, spin, flip, drop, so limber up and hope to see you out on the floor! Keep it vinyl, keep on dancing, and keep the faith. -The Whimsy of Gumbo Friday December 11th & Friday January 8th 9pm. to 2 am, Gay Owned Naco's 1665 Dundas St. West
Saturday Dec 12 - Small Press Book Fair Books, chapbooks, graphic novels, zines, comics, audio-books and more plus readings by Austin Clarke, Al Moritz, Rob McLennan, Sheree-Lee Olson and others. 10 am-5 pm. Free. 1214 Queen W. torontosmallpressbookfair.org.
Saturday December 12- Merry Stripmas! - A Different Sort of XXXM as Pageant @ The Great Hall Toronto's Rebel Burlesque Group presents a different sort of christmas Pagent featuring guest Burlesque dancers, Dew Lily and Mahogany Storm of Boylesque T.O., Miss Cherry Temple, Glamour Puss Burlesque, and coming out of retirement just for you - Toronto's Li'l Relly performs her number that won her Best Newcomer at The Boston Burlesque Expo! Screw naughty and nice! Pass the Egg Nog, this pageant is gonna get ugly- in the most glamourous sort of way! Dec. 12 9:00 PM The Great Hall, 1087 Queen St. W. Admission: $15 Advance $20 at the door
Saturday December 12 to Sunday December 13 _ City of Craft 2009 @ The Theatre Centre. Craft Fair, Installations, Workshops, Demos and more! For two whole day! Saturday NOON-7:00 pm Sunday NOON-5:00 pm The Theatre Centre 1087 Queen Street West $2 donation at the door http://cityofcraft.com/ Queer West Toronto Ontario.
Sunday December 13 - Sisters of Sheynville @ The Tranzac Club. 7:30pm (doors open at 7): we will be playing at the wonderful Tranzac as part of the Mariposa in the Clouds concert series. This is billed as a Chanukah concert; there will be candle-lighting and some perfectly appropriate music for the occasion - as well as our regular musical fare. And Chanukah goodies, of course! 292 Brunswick Avenue. 416 923-8137. Cover $20. info@tranzac.org Enjoy our website! http://www.sistersofsheynville.ca/or www.myspace.com/sistersofsheynville Queer West Toronto Ontario.
Wednesday December 16 - cee-erra SWAGGER’s DJ debut @ The Melody Bar. cee-erra SWAGGER founder of SWAGGER Productions is djing publicly for the first time ever! Fresh to def is a weekly party by and for 2-Spirit, Trans//Queer Indigenous, Black and Peeps of Colour. Every Wednesday at the 1214 Queen St. W.. Everyone welcome..
SWAGGER is a Toronto based production outfit dedicated to creating innovative events specifically geared towards “urban” queers. Incorporating elements of art, music, and performance, SWAGGER encourages community building, with a focus on queer people of colour, in an exciting, fresh and safe environment. Visit lovinyourSWAGGER.com for more details. Melody Bar, 1214 Queen Street W 10 PM to Close. Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario
Saturday December 17 - Steers and Queers @ The Dakota Tavern. Ho Ho Homo! It's a special hard candy xxxmass edition of Steers & Queers. Featuring host Keith Cole, Lex Vaughn, Boylesque T.O's ManChyna and Steers & Queers DJ's Some Random Tall Guy and Sigourney Beaver. Wear your bolos- you know you drink more more when you dress up. Doors at 9:00, Gay Olde Oprey revue at 11:00 PM The Dakota Tavern 249 Ossington Ave, http://www.thedakotatavern.com/(Dundas and Ossington) No TTC on Dundas West; Replacement buses continue to operate this week between Dundas West Station and Beverley Street until Friday, November 14. After Friday, TTC passengers traveling to or from stops along Dunda s West between Ossington Avenue and College Streets will not have direct transit service. Passengers must walk to or from College Street for streetcar service along the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton routes.
Films Art Exhibitions Festivals
Cineforum Lectures & Screenings — Thu Dec 3: Rashomon (1950) D: Akira Kurosawa. 7 pm. Zatoichi The Outlaw (1967) D: Satsuo Yamamoto. 9 pm. Sat: The Digital 3-D Film Festival. 7 pm. Sun: Kiss Me Kate (1953) D: George Sidney. 5 pm. The Darkside Of Oz: The Wizard Of Oz (1939) D: Victor Fleming, screened with Pink Floyd's Darkside Of The Moon. 7 pm. Mon: Kid Dracula: Nosferatu, A Symphony Of Fear D: FW Murnau, screened with Radiohead's Kid A and OK Computer albums. 7 pm. Kids (1995) D: Larry Clark. 9 pm. Tue: The Rolling Stones: Cocksucker Blues (1972) D: Robert Frank. 7 pm. Wed: Michael Jackson tribute. 7 pm. ($20/$10 sugg. per screening). .463 463 Bathurst St. 416-603-6643 or http://www.cineforum.ca/
Cinematheque Ontario Thu Dec 3 -The Headless Woman (2008) D: Lucrecia Martel. Spanish w/ s-t. 7 pm. In Girum Imus Nocte Et Consumimur Igni (1978) D: Guy Debord. French w/ s-t. 8:45 pm. Free. Fri 4 - The Holy Girl (2004) D: Lucrecia Martel. Spanish w/ s-t. 7 pm. Sat 5 - The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg (1964) D: Jacques Demy. French w/ s-t. 7 pm. Sun 6 - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1967) D: Sergio Leone. 4 pm..(regular tickets $10.14/$5.90; special/limited runs $11.56/$7.08). Jackman Hall, 317 Dundas St. W. 416-968-3456. http://www.cinemathequeontario.ca/
FILM FESTIVALS - DECEMBER 2009
11th annual Toronto Italian Film Festival @ Bloor Cinema December 2 to 6, 2009 http://www.italianfilmfest.com/
ART EXHIBITIONS
FRUITS - Japanese street fashion @ The Lakeview Restaurant.Shoichi Aoki (JP) Photographer, Author of FRUITS, Publisher of Fruits, Tune and Street magazines
Curated by Rafi Ghanaghounian Contact for further details: rafi.projects@gmail.com
Exhibition dates: November 25, 2009- February 9, 2010 Opening reception: November 25, 2009, 7-12pm
Over the last fifteen years, Shoichi Aoki has captured the many styles that pass on the streets of Tokyo. His photographs document the evolution of Tokyo street fashion, and his images have been published in the book FRUITS, as well as in other magazines throughout the world.
Aoki gives the kids on the streets the same attention as famous models and designers. The street fashion he highlights the creative expression of disenfranchised, rebellious youths that display their ideologies, affiliations and identities through their clothes.
As Aoki says, “My interest in fashion stems from the way people express themselves through the clothes they wear. It doesn’t matter what kind of clothes individual designers make. What is important are one’s thoughts and abilities to express them, one’s life and its relationship to the environment. When such elements are combined, they create a sculpture. This sculpture I call street fashion.” Today, Aoki publishes his photographs in his monthly Japanese fashion magazines: Fruits, Street and Tune
The Details: Art Exhibition runs Wednesday, 25 November 09 February 2010 atThe Lakeview Restaurant Street: 1132 Dundas St W Queer West Village Toronto Ontario.Rebel Base Studios is proud to present their first ever art collective event... with works by Chris Cann, Robin Luoma and Melodreama.
Opening reception: December 3, 2009 8-11pm @ Earth & Fire - 489 Queen St. W.(2nd floor)
Exhibit runs until December 31st
Artists will be in presence with works, prints, toys for your viewing pleasure and for sale... music, drinks and more to come!
FRUITS - Japanese street fashion @ The Lakeview Restaurant.Shoichi Aoki (JP) Photographer, Author of FRUITS, Publisher of Fruits, Tune and Street magazines
Curated by Rafi Ghanaghounian Contact for further details: rafi.projects@gmail.com
Exhibition dates: November 25, 2009- February 9, 2010 Opening reception: November 25, 2009, 7-12pm
Over the last fifteen years, Shoichi Aoki has captured the many styles that pass on the streets of Tokyo. His photographs document the evolution of Tokyo street fashion, and his images have been published in the book FRUITS, as well as in other magazines throughout the world.
Aoki gives the kids on the streets the same attention as famous models and designers. The street fashion he highlights the creative expression of disenfranchised, rebellious youths that display their ideologies, affiliations and identities through their clothes.
As Aoki says, “My interest in fashion stems from the way people express themselves through the clothes they wear. It doesn’t matter what kind of clothes individual designers make. What is important are one’s thoughts and abilities to express them, one’s life and its relationship to the environment. When such elements are combined, they create a sculpture. This sculpture I call street fashion.” Today, Aoki publishes his photographs in his monthly Japanese fashion magazines: Fruits, Street and Tune
The Details: Art Exhibition runs Wednesday, 25 November 09 February 2010 atThe Lakeview Restaurant Street: 1132 Dundas St W Queer West Village Toronto Ontario.
Thursday December 3 to 31 - Swarm exhibition of decorated porcelain by Alexx Boisjoli @ Naco Gallery. Reception Thursday Dec 3 at 7pm.
Alex Boisjoli is a designer and a recent graduate of Ontario College of Art & Design. Living on Galley Avenue in Queer West Village. He is a Canadian of Ukrainian and French heritage. Boisjoli uses creative ceramic techniques to express creative ideas. His work focuses mainly on the techniques of surface decoration and moldmaking.
His work balances juxtapositions in ceramic Canadiana, kitsch, souvenirs, and modern culture. When not firing pottery, he works as a Barista at gay owned Naco Cafe
The Details: Swarm exhibition of decorated porcelain by Alexx Boisjoli . Show runs December 6 to 31, Naco Galley & Cafe, 1665 Dundas St. W. one block west of Brock southside: http://www.nacogallery.com/ http://www.aboisjoli.com/ Queer West, Toronto Ontario
Thursday November 19 - Contemporary Sculpture & Installation launch party @ Median Contemporary Gallery. Opening Reception. Thursday, November 19, 7 - 10 pm. This show will present some truly exciting and innovative examples of sculpture and installation-based work.
Participating artists are: Ann Marie Hadcock, Steve Hudak, Chopin Joseph, Jana Osterman, Nathalie Quaglitto, Jerome Ruby, Christian Bernard Singer and Brad Turner. Exhibition runs from: Nov. 19 - Dec. 13, 2009. Gallery hours: Wed. - Sun. 12 - 6 pm. Median contemporary 1142 Queen St. W.info@mediancontemporary.com http://www.mediancontemporary.com/
Paul Petro’s holiday group show with works by John Abrams, Temple Bates, Amy Bowles, Dennis Day, Ron Giii, Sadko Hadzihasanovic, Andrew Harwood, Janet Morton, Will Munro and many others. Tree by Gretchen Sankey. Opening. 7pm-11pm. Wed, Dec 9. Till Dec 23. Paul Petro Special Projects. 963 Queen St W. 979-7874. Paulpetro.com
Requiem, new work by the multimedia artist and printmaker. Opening. 6pm-8pm. Thu, Nov 19. 10am-6pm. Tue-Sat. Noon-5pm. Sun. Till Dec 18. Edward Day Gallery. 952 Queen St W, # 200. 921-6540. Edwarddaygallery.com.
Royal Ontario Museum The ROM begins its “season of celebrity” with this show of a century’s worth of celeb snaps from the hallowed halls of one of Condé Nast’s signature gossip rags. $22. 10am-5:30pm. Mon-Thu. 10am-9:30pm. Fri. 10am-5:30pm. Sat & Sun. Sat, Sep 26-Jan 3. Royal Ontario Museum. 100 Queen’s Park. 586-8000. Rom.on.ca
In High Fashion, the Condé Nast Years, 1923-1937. @ Art Gallery of Ontario The AGO displays Steichen’s photos for Vogue and Vanity Fair, seminal work in the presentation of glamour and celebrity fashion. $18 ($10 youth, $15 seniors). 10am-5:30pm. Tue, Thu-Sun. 10am-8:30pm. Wed. Sat, Sep 26-Jan 3. Art Gallery of Ontario. 317 Dundas St W. 979-6648. Ago.net.
Theatre and Stage Productions?
A Very Lupe Christmas from Melissa D'Agostino has the titular South American immigrant throwing a Christmas party with lots of Latin heat. Runs Wed. to Dec. 6 ($18 at 416-336-3939). Bread and Circus, 299 Augusta Ave.
Cliffhanger, James Yaffe's suspenseful and often humorous story of murder and intrigue is presented by The Bloor West Village Players. Runs Fri. to Dec. 12 ($20/$12 at 416-767-7702). The Village Playhouse, 2190 Bloor St. W.
Friday Night Magic @ Revival Bar (Indefinite run) - Canadian magicians and conjuring artists perform in a weekly show. Indefinite run, Fri 8 pm (doors 6 pm). $20, three-show pass $39. 783 College. 416-535-7888. Queer West, Toronto Ontario.
I Decide (Happens Every Saturday night) @ Knightflight Studio Every Saturday night - Knight Flight Production¹s unique and inspirational, one-of-kind loft show, has sold out every time since August 2003 in their eclectic 2,000 square foot loft. DECIDE, an urban centric themed, inspirational musical for adults with an ethnically diverse cast of five, takes place in the perfectly situated hip downtown Queen and Bathurst area. The loft, holding audiences up to 130, provides the ideal backdrop for the show. This musical entertains audiences by combining an exceptional mixture of R&B, beat boxing, comedy sketches, spoken word, hip hop, dance, film, and audience participation. This show is truly unique to West Toronto; it is an urban musical that literally turns into a party. After the show the LOFT turns into a full party that creates a new social alternative for people. Every Saturday night @ 8:00 PM Knightflight Studio, 721 Queen St. W. Tickets: $20 at the door, or click here to reserve in advance. http://www.decideshow.com/ Queer West, Toronto Ontario.
Impromptu Splendor (The National Theatre of Canada). An audience suggestion will spawn an improvised play in this weekly show. Indefinite Run. Thu 8 pm. Pwyc. Comedy Bar, 945B Bloor W. nationaltheatreofcanada@gmail.com. Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario.
Letters to My Grandma looks at the effect war has on later generations, and how they can possibly make up for transgressions of the past. Anusree Roy's story of survival, immigration and war runs Fri. to Dec. 12 (previews $15, regular tickets $25-$30 at 416-504-7529). Theatre Passe Muraille 16 Ryerson Ave. (Queen & Bathurst) http://www.passemuraille.on.ca/
Little War @ Studio 2B. A psychological exploration revolving around a draft-dodger at the end of the Vietnam War; he lives in a personal purgatory and all hell breaks loose when he lets in a stranger. Written by Glyn Bowerman, the Back Burner Productions show runs Fri. to Nov. 29 ($15). 27 Mowat Ave., Studio 2B. http://www.back-burner-productions.com/
Medieval Times @ CNE. Indefinite run Enjoy a feast while knights on horseback compete to win the hand of the princess. Wed-Thu 7 pm, Fri-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 3:30 pm. $56.95, child $38.95. Call 1-888-WE-JOUST or 416-260-1234. Exhibition Place. 416-260-1234. http://www.medievaltimes.com/ Queer West, Toronto Ontario.
Nunsense II: The Second Coming is presented by Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts. Runs Tues. to Dec. 5 ($22 at 416-872-1111). Bathurst Street Theatre, 736 Bathurst St.http://www.randolphacademy.com/
One Hit Wonders musical revue looks at the artists who disappeared after that one hit song. Runs tonight to Feb. 7 (dinner/show tickets at 905-238-0042). Stage West Hotel Theatre, 5400 Dixie Rd.http://www.stagewest.com/
Orson's Shadow by Austin Pendleton, conceived by Judith Auberjonois, is based on true events, taking place in 1960s London where Orson Welles is directing a production of Ionesco's The Rhinoceros. The study of theatrical egos, presented by Pilot Group, runs Fri. to Dec. 12 (tickets at 416-504-7529). Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Ave. http://www.orsonsshadow.com/
Rocking the Cradle @ Tarragon Theatre Nov 4 to Dec 13, 2009. Des Walsh's play freely adapted from Lorca's Yerma, is the story of newlywed woman driven to extremes by her desire to have what her husband is unwilling to give — a child. The RCA Theatre Company production ($19 & up at 416-531-1827)http://www.tarragontheatre.com/
Rhubarb Festival 2010 Buddies In Bad Times Theatre Feb 10 to Feb 28 2010 Canada’s oldest and largest new works festival presents another year of one-of-a-kind performances you can’t catch on any other stage. The Rhubarb Festival (2010) continues its 31-year tradition of a critic-free environment for artists to experiment with contemporary theatrical explorations. In 2010 Buddies’ opens its doors for a jam-packed three weeks with more than two dozen of these theatrical explorations. While established artists take new risks on stage, emerging artists explore the medium of performance creation, in an inspired and encouraging space. Price: Pay what you can to $25 12 Alexander Street, (416) 975-8555 artsexy.ca Toronto Ontario
The Catering Queen, a hit at the 2006 Fringe Festival, takes place at an annual Christmas party which turns out to be the catering gig from hell for all involved. The Catering Queen Co-op production runs to Dec. 6 (PWYC-$25 at 416-531-1827). Tarragon Theatre Extra Space, 30 Bridgman Ave. http://www.tarragontheatre.com/ http://www.mcguffincompany.com/
The Madonna Painter @ Factory Theatre Nov 14 to Dec 13, 2009.When a Quebecois priest hires a foreign artist to paint a fresco of the Madonna, little does he know that the process will change the lives of the entire parish. http://www.factorytheatre.ca/
The Salon Automaton is Nathalie Claude's performance piece for one actress and three lifelike robots — The Dandy Poet, The Cabaret Artist and The Drinking Patroness. The Momentum production runs to Dec. 12 (tickets at 416-975-8555). Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander St. http://www.artsexy.ca/
Wit In Love, a performance installation from DNA Theatre, focuses on philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. Created by Hillar Liitoja and Magdalena Vasko and written by Sky Gilbert, it runs to Dec. 13 (PWYC-$20 at 416-504-5099). 133 Bathurst St. http://www.dnatheatre.com/
Sunday January 24, 2010 - An evening of Poetry and Queer Expressions @ The Press Club. Queer West Arts Collective event We expect to have about 10, top gay and lesbian, wordsmiths for your enjoyment. Who have a large fan base at Toronto poetry slams.
So far Parul Pandya, Kirk DeMatas, Yehuda Fisher, Jay Stewart, David Bateman and Duncan Armstrong are confirmed for the spoken word and poetry event on January 24. FULL DETAILS & BIOGRAPHIES
Organized by Michael F. Paré and Philip Cairns.
The Details: Host & MC for the evening Toronto poet and actor Philip Cairns. Who recently stared in, Sex, Relationships and Sometimes...Love at the Poor Alex Theatre The Press Club, 850 Dundas St. W. event start time 7:30 PM to 10 PM. PWYC with a $5 minimum.. Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario
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