Upcoming events.
Trans Dance Connect
Designed to create space for transgender dancers and their allies, Trans Dance Connect is a modern dance class designed for beginners and those returning to dance after some time off. Our main objective is to come together, everything else is low stakes, high reward. Join us for some spirals, floorwork, and movement combinations!
Taught by Synapse guest artist and collaborator Reign Drop.
Health and Safety Protocols: Social distancing and mask wearing is strongly encouraged. We ask that participants negotiate their comfort levels in each setting, including requesting masks be worn. For requests with accessibility assistance, please contact megan@synapsearts.com or call or text our access request line at 947-2CREATE (947-227-3283). The Chicago Park District mandates are on this webpage: https://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/covid19-response#
WINTER SESSION
Mondays 6:30-8:00pm CST Jan 22, 2024 - Mar 25, 2024
*No class on Feburary 12 or 19
SPRING SESSION
Mondays 6:30-8:00pm CST Apr 8, 2024 - Jun 3, 2024
*No class May 27
Berger Park, 6205 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60660, USA
Classes take place in the Berger Ball Room on the 3rd floor.
We regret that the studio is not fully accessible - participants must move up two sets of stairs to access the space. Full wayfinding information is available at this link: Berger Park Wayfinding
The dance studio is located on the 3rd floor of the main mansion. It has a Marley dance floor over wood planks, natural and artificial lighting, and window air conditioning. Non-binary bathrooms are available on the 2nd floor.
$60 for a full 8 class session or $10 for one drop in class. Drop in registrations are not linked to a particular date; when you pay through this form you will have a credit under your name towards one drop in class that can be used at any time during the session.
Due to the size of the space, advance registration is limited to 10 spots and drop in spots are subject to availability.
Pay What You Can for drop in classes is available when paying in person. We can accept cash, check, credit card, PayPal, and Venmo for those paying in person.
Trans Voices Cabaret
Trans Voices Cabaret Chicago hosts an evening of incredible Transgender and Gender Nonconforming talent here in the Windy City! With hits from across the musical theatre canon, you don’t want to miss this night of musical celebration.
Gender Fucked Productions advances trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming equity through creating inclusive spaces, uplifting artists and coalescing radical community. Gender Fucked Productions envisions a world where trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming artists are able to thrive and make art that pushes beyond any binary we could imagine. Trans Voices Cabaret is one of many queer programs GFP has created to uplift our community.
We Are Dance Collective: Modern Company Class
We Are Collective is offering Company Class as a new initiative! We want to connect to the community in more ways than before!
This class will be taught by different Collective members at each Company Class.
The first Company Class of the season will be lead by Collective Organizer, Choreographer, & Company Member, Nik LaMaack. While each class will look different, dependent on who is leading, this class will start with a welcoming improvisation, a gooey warm up combo, and recently choreographed, NEW, Collective repertoire from Orogeny Unfolds.
This class is open to any level of movement artist in the community! As always, we emphasize the celebration of each individual in the room while holding & uplifting the space for our queer siblings.
This class is FREE but a $10 Donation is strongly recommended to help fund We Are Collective's Season III, Muses of the Spheres. Any donations to We Are Collective are tax deductible due to being fiscally sponsored by Gender Fucked Productions. ALL DONATIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
The Wolfpack: Improv Dance Class
Using organic and primal imagery such as being reborn in the river, opening the throat chakra by howling at the moon, and having the autonomy to showcase each artist’s individual voice in an accumulating class—The Wolfpack is a home for dancers of any style to come and be heard.
It is essential to the heart of The Wolfpack to celebrate individuals who go against the grain in pursuit of sharing their own stories and concepts that support the pack of like-minded individuals.
Regardless of the voice leading the pack, our agreements are as follows:
🐺 We are an improvisation collective
🐺 We investigate freedom, confidence, and healing through movement
🐺 We are guided by nature and the healing properties found within channeling these archetypes
🐺 We obnoxiously celebrate each participant
JOIN US in the FREE class offered to our community and beyond!
This Wolfpack will be lead by Reign Drop!
The Chain by Jesse Robkin (It’s Alive!! New Works Series)
It's Alive!! is Genderfucked Production's experimental laboratory for transgender and nonbinary playwrights to develop their new creations. The playwright has the opportunity to workshop their play with a director, cast, and dramaturg. This event gives you the opportunity to see the work rise and take its first steps as a staged reading, and discuss it with its creators.
For the inaugural workshop cycle presents The Chain by Jesse Robkin:
Isabelle is a pretty ordinary transgender girl: she has dreams of becoming a dancer, she suffers from depression and body image issues, and she has a family who just doesn't "get" her. Oh, and she's spent her entire life naked and chained to the wall by her pelvis. This allegory for gender dysphoria and visible transphobia is an absurdist twist on the classic American living room drama.
An audience talkback will follow the reading.
The venue is on the ground floor and will take place in a dog hotel, however no dogs will be present during the performance and air filters will be used to minimize allergens. Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand or sit on the floor for the length of the event (2.5 hours), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
For the safety of our cast, we ask that audience members wear facemasks for the duration of the event.
Content Disclosure Information: as the play is currently being workshopped, we cannot provide a full disclosure on charged or sensitive material as of yet. A content disclosure will be sent to ticket holders and updated on our event page as soon as we have one. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to producer Reg Linn (try.mx.linn@gmail.com).
Queer Dance Freakout: Spring Fling
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 4 minutes in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer subsidized ticket price for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. If the discounted rate is not within reach, please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure Information: The company is currently still developing material that will be included in this show, thus cannot provide a full disclosure on charged or sensitive material as of yet. A content disclosure will be sent to ticket holders and updated on our event page as soon as we have one. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to intimacy director Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com).
Queer Dance Freakout: Spring Fling
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 4 minutes in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer subsidized ticket price for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. If the discounted rate is not within reach, please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure Information: The company is currently still developing material that will be included in this show, thus cannot provide a full disclosure on charged or sensitive material as of yet. A content disclosure will be sent to ticket holders and updated on our event page as soon as we have one. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to intimacy director Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com).
Queer Dance Freakout: Spring Fling
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 4 minutes in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer subsidized ticket price for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. If the discounted rate is not within reach, please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure Information: The company is currently still developing material that will be included in this show, thus cannot provide a full disclosure on charged or sensitive material as of yet. A content disclosure will be sent to ticket holders and updated on our event page as soon as we have one. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to intimacy director Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com).
Queer Dance Freakout: Chicago Circus & Performing Arts Festival
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised dance and performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community. Each of our original pieces range in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our playlist by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. No Queer Dance Freakout performance is the same as we continually devise new work influenced from our personal live experiences. We can't wait to freakout with you!
No Freakout performance is the same as we continually devise new work influenced from our personal live experiences.
This show is part of the Chicago Circus & Performing Arts Festival and is recommended for all ages.
Don't miss your chance to experience the rest of our diverse talents from the city's thriving arts scene! Join us for an unforgettable opening gala, classic circus cabarets, and innovative performance art, and immerse yourself in the excitement of this one-of-a-kind event.
Trans Voices Cabaret: Chicago Circus & Performing Arts Gala
Please join Trans Voices Cabaret Chicago in a celebration of some of the incredible TGNC talent here in the Windy City! Performing your favourite songs from across the musical theatre canon.
Chicago DanzTheatre: QDF X Trash Babylon
For one night only, Chicago Danztheatre Ensemble presents Alix Schillaci's Trash Babylon and Gender Fucked Productions Queer Dance Freakout.
Trash Babylon is an origin story. After a glittering birth- giant and magical femme creatures emerge to roam a post-climate-disaster Earth. Tasked with caring for what and who are left they must build a reimaged, sustainable world from the trash and love leftover. However, before the work can begin, they must learn if they are heroes or villains.
This first draft is the result of in-studio conversation and movement building exploring death anxiety, aging, decay, unstoppable change, and a cultural obsession with youth; as well as rebirth, reinvention, and how to maintain a sense of ourselves as we change along with the world. We started by asking:: What hurts? What’s scary? What would help?
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure spectacle inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers who perform an array of devised dance and performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty-shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community. Each of our original pieces range in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. No Queer Dance Freakout performance is the same as we continually devise new work influenced from our personal live experiences. We can't wait to freak out with you!
Scratch Nights: Chicago Physical Theatre Festival
Scratch Night is a curated showcase of works-in-progress featuring innovative local theatre makers. This bi-annual one night only show features 6-7 previews of original contemporary, visual, and physical theatre by different Chicago artists to foster their development. Produced by Scott Ray Merchant, Scratch Night provides a social space for community, conversation, and collaboration.
Run time: 80-95 minutes
Please be advised:
Two single stall restrooms on site.
Newport Theater is up a flight of stairs and there is no elevator, but a private entrance/seating accommodations can be arranged by emailing newporttheater@gmail.com
Trans Voices Cabaret
Please join Trans Voices Cabaret Chicago in a celebration of some of the incredible TGNC talent here in the Windy City! Performing songs from across the musical theatre canon.
Please be advised:
The Newport Theater is up a flight of stairs (no elevator) but a private entrance with a railing and seating near a side door/wheel-chair restroom can be arranged with advance notice.
Gender neutral restrooms onsite.
Email newporttheater@gmail.com for more information or learn more at newporttheater.com/safety
Queer Dance Freakout
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Celebrating our 3rd season in Chicago, our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 1 minute in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same, as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Please note that masks are required to be worn by audience members at all times. We will no longer be checking vaccination at the door. Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer a discount code for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. Please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure: Queer Dance Freakout is recommended for ages 16 and up. This performance will include the following sensitive material:
Displays of sensuality
Mentions of sexually explicit acts
Use of profane language (by dancers and in music), LGBTQ slurs (by dancers and in music), and racial slurs (in music only)
Naming of genitalia
One brief mention of suicide including the method
Exploration of dynamics of abuse through movement
Sensory experiences: shouting, loud music, possible screams, flashing lights, dancers dancing within three feet of the front row, & audience participation only with explicit consent
The company encourages all audience members to take care of themselves however they may need to–including exiting the space, saying no to participating in interactive numbers, getting up to stretch or use the restroom, etc. Please reach out to co-intimacy directors Kat Phillips (katphillips1998@gmail.com) and Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com) with any further questions regarding charged content in the show.
Fear Dance Freakout
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Celebrating our 3rd season in Chicago, our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 1 minute in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same, as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Please note that masks are required to be worn by audience members at all times. We will no longer be checking vaccination at the door. Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer a discount code for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. Please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure: Queer Dance Freakout is recommended for ages 16 and up. This performance will include the following sensitive material:
Displays of sensuality
Mentions of sexually explicit acts
Use of profane language (by dancers and in music), LGBTQ slurs (by dancers and in music), and racial slurs (in music only)
Naming of genitalia
One brief mention of suicide including the method
Exploration of dynamics of abuse through movement
Sensory experiences: shouting, loud music, possible screams, flashing lights, dancers dancing within three feet of the front row, & audience participation only with explicit consent
The company encourages all audience members to take care of themselves however they may need to–including exiting the space, saying no to participating in interactive numbers, getting up to stretch or use the restroom, etc. Please reach out to co-intimacy directors Kat Phillips (katphillips1998@gmail.com) and Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com) with any further questions regarding charged content in the show.
Field Slay
Come enjoy the start of fall in style by playing games with some QTs in the park!
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Where: The South Side of Cricket Hill
(4500 South Lake Shore Drive)
When: Saturday September 30th
3 PM - 7 PM
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Bring your A game and your best competitive spirit for the first ever field slay! We're talking potato sack races, tug of war, capture the flag you name it. Come tranifest your atheticism era with us!
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This meetup is a safe, inclusive space for trans, enby, and queer folx to gather, connect, and have fun in the city. Safe spaces are created actively, not passively, through collective action. Be a part of creating a safe space and protecting others by holding this safe trans space. That includes no tolerance for hate, misgendering, or any behavior that harms another. This is a gender diverse, queer space that is unwavering in the conviction that Black Lives Matter. To ensure this, at a minimum, active allyship is necessary by all.
🏳️🌈⚧🏳️⚧️
We encourage the community to take care of one another! Watch out for your queer fam! Bring an extra blanket or water bottle, share your sunscreen or shade, say hello to your neighbor.
This is public space open to anyone and everyone. Please respect your surroundings accordingly.
Queer Dance Freakout
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Celebrating our 3rd season in Chicago, our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 1 minute in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same, as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Please note that masks are required to be worn by audience members at all times. We will no longer be checking vaccination at the door. Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer a discount code for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. Please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure: Queer Dance Freakout is recommended for ages 16 and up. This performance will include the following sensitive material:
Displays of sensuality
Mentions of sexually explicit acts
Use of profane language (by dancers and in music), LGBTQ slurs (by dancers and in music), and racial slurs (in music only)
Naming of genitalia
One brief mention of suicide including the method
Exploration of dynamics of abuse through movement
Sensory experiences: shouting, loud music, possible screams, flashing lights, dancers dancing within three feet of the front row, & audience participation only with explicit consent
The company encourages all audience members to take care of themselves however they may need to–including exiting the space, saying no to participating in interactive numbers, getting up to stretch or use the restroom, etc. Please reach out to co-intimacy directors Kat Phillips (katphillips1998@gmail.com) and Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com) with any further questions regarding charged content in the show.
Queer Dance Freakout
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Celebrating our 3rd season in Chicago, our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 1 minute in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same, as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Please note that masks are required to be worn by audience members at all times. We will no longer be checking vaccination at the door. Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer a discount code for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. Please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure: Queer Dance Freakout is recommended for ages 16 and up. This performance will include the following sensitive material:
Displays of sensuality
Mentions of sexually explicit acts
Use of profane language (by dancers and in music), LGBTQ slurs (by dancers and in music), and racial slurs (in music only)
Naming of genitalia
One brief mention of suicide including the method
Exploration of dynamics of abuse through movement
Sensory experiences: shouting, loud music, possible screams, flashing lights, dancers dancing within three feet of the front row, & audience participation only with explicit consent
The company encourages all audience members to take care of themselves however they may need to–including exiting the space, saying no to participating in interactive numbers, getting up to stretch or use the restroom, etc. Please reach out to co-intimacy directors Kat Phillips (katphillips1998@gmail.com) and Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com) with any further questions regarding charged content in the show.
Queer Dance Freakout
Queer Dance Freakout is an interactive choose-your-own-adventure-spectacle, inspired by the Neo-Futurists Infinite Wrench. Celebrating our 3rd season in Chicago, our company is composed of queer, trans, and/or nonbinary artists & storytellers, who perform an array of devised performance art pieces. We aim to have audiences booty shaking, grooving, and connecting with the larger queer community.
Each of our original pieces are around 1 minute in length, and the audience queues the order of these pieces from our “playlist” by verbally calling out the next piece they want to see. Queer Dance Freakout is ever changing; every piece and performance the company writes and choreographs is created from our own life experiences! No Freakout performance is the same, as we devise new work every season (and repeat some of our favorites). We can't wait to freakout with you!
Please note that masks are required to be worn by audience members at all times. We will no longer be checking vaccination at the door. Unfortunately, this venue is not ADA accessible as it is up a large flight of stairs (20+ stairs). Seating is first come first served. If you are unable to stand for the length of the performance (60 minutes), please make note of this in your ticket order and we will happily reserve a seat for you.
Our tickets are sliding scale for accessibility. If you are unable to pay the base price, we offer a discount code for low-income individuals and members of the BIPOC or TGNC community. Please email genderphucked@gmail.com the level of assistance you need and we will happily accommodate.
Content Disclosure: Queer Dance Freakout is recommended for ages 16 and up. This performance will include the following sensitive material:
Displays of sensuality
Mentions of sexually explicit acts
Use of profane language (by dancers and in music), LGBTQ slurs (by dancers and in music), and racial slurs (in music only)
Naming of genitalia
One brief mention of suicide including the method
Exploration of dynamics of abuse through movement
Sensory experiences: shouting, loud music, possible screams, flashing lights, dancers dancing within three feet of the front row, & audience participation only with explicit consent
The company encourages all audience members to take care of themselves however they may need to–including exiting the space, saying no to participating in interactive numbers, getting up to stretch or use the restroom, etc. Please reach out to co-intimacy directors Kat Phillips (katphillips1998@gmail.com) and Bianca Thompson (biancalegardathompson@gmail.com) with any further questions regarding charged content in the show.