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THE LOUNGE AT DIXON PLACE EVENTS

 

Saturday, June 26 at 6:30pm-1am

FREE

HOT Festival kickoff party!

Hosted by the hottest downtown girlfriend duo, Anti-Diva’s Liz Liguori and Jessie Mann. With their specialty drinks, sexy bartending flair, and famous LGBTQ (and straight!) following, Liz and Jesse have made Anti-Diva the Dixon Place party to be 'scene' at. The pair always has several surprise performers, smoking DJ's, and a super cool vibe in this regular party that has attracted the arts and performance crowd from all over the city. The friendly crowd enjoys delicious artisanal cocktails with premium drinks and organic ingredients and there's always the DP special of $3 PBR. Anti-Diva is the coolest place to end up after the annual Dyke March!

 

Friday, July 2 at 9:30pm

FREE

SCOTT MATTHEW

Scott is one of the very few musicians who—well, how may we say this—strips with his music, who dissects himself to reveal his very innards with great parsimony. His voice cries without whining. His songs accuse without soliciting pity. Scott Matthew’s music has truth and exigency. And he forms this into songs that are purely magnetic, that expose an honest beauty and sorrow, allowing listeners to take and feel part of the experience.

 

Monday, July 12 at 8pm

$5

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON PARTNERING

Jeep Ries has gained wisdom from her many failed relationships. She freely shares her failings, observations and advice in this 30-minute semi-seminar. Using the PowerPoint skills she learned on the road as a motivational speaker, trainer, and workshop leader, Jeep reviews her past romantic relations to delights us with her candor and wry humor.

Written and performed by Jeep Ries


Thursday, July 15 at 10:00PM

$5

BROOKLYN BOOK OF SHADOWS

Join South African performance artist Thain Torres for an evening of “Hoodoo Speak Easy” storytelling and imbibing.

Featuring Thain Torres with special guests Dan Fishback, B0DY H1GH, John Russell, and psychic Hank Starr.

 

Tuesday, July 20th at 10PM

FREE

DRAG SHOW VIDEO VERITE

It's the ultimate NYC drag show... on videotape. Spanning over 50 years of footage, this annual video mash up explores and celebrates the faces and places, past and present of the City's vibrant heritage of male and female impersonation. All new and never before seen footage.

Directed by Joe E. Jeffreys.

Performed by Mario Montez, Zondra Foxx, Rose Wood, Dina Martina, Flloyd, Vaginal Davis, Ivy Winters, Jackie Beat, Mimi Imfurst, and many, many more.


Thursday, July 29 at 10PM

$5

WET.HOT.MESS

Mamma Rice is a Brooklyn based, Cabaret/storytelling performance artist. This out and proud, blues and bull$hit slinging brother is joining the Hot Festival to put on a lounge act, like none you’ve ever see. Come see why Mamma Rice is a Wet.Hot.Mess.
Created and Performed by Xavier Rice

Music Direction: Mike Pettry (Jonathan Larson Award Winner)

Guitar/String: Craig Mangano

With special guests!

 

Friday, July 30 at 10PM

$5

ANNIE LANZILLOTTO: SONGS, RANTS, ANTHEMS

Annie Lanzillotto's vocal grit sings New York with her uncut accent. A raspy butch vocalizing on love and war, with freestyle sewn in.

Lead guitar: Adeel Salman

Percussion: John Castle

Sax: Rose Imperato

 

Monday, August 2 - 7:30 PM

$6

EXILKABARETT/ARIEL FEDEROW

THE HAND BALL

How is that supposed to go there? For everyone who has ever asked themselves this question, Professor Speedwagon is here to help. With her signature mix of glitter, slapstick, science, and sex appeal, you'll laugh, you'll cry – happy ending guaranteed.

Performed by Ariel Federow

ENFANTS TERRIBLES – An evening of Queer Cabaret

EXILKABARETT brings to life works from the cabaret stage that were lost, destroyed or banned by the political disruptions of the Twentieth Century—namely those works suppressed by the Third Reich.

Performed by Darren Chase, Richard Gammon, Jessica Goldring, Noe Kidder, Alejandra Seeber, Bill Solomon, and Marianna Vogt

 
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