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SEXERCISE LIVE!
A TRIBUTE TO MILLIE JACKSON
Friday, May 2, 2008, 8:00 PM
Admission $20 (plus $10 food minimum)
M Bar
1253 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Advance ticketing: www.discotix.com
(323) 856-0036

Tony-nominated Kenny Mellman (Kiki and Herb) and Bridget Everett (who with Mellman and Michael Patrick King (Sex In The City) created and starred in the hit show, At Least It’s Pink, which is slated to play off-Broadway in 2008), join forces once again with their new show, Sexercise Live! – a Tribute to the Potty-mouthed and Profound Millie Jackson. A hit at Joe's Pub in New York, Sexercise Live! plays for one performance only at M Bar in Hollywood.

Including such songs as Sexercise (parts 1 and 2 !!!), the Phuck-U Symphony, A Child of God (It’s Hard To Believe) and Logs And Things, Sexercise Live! will summon up those smoky nights of the 70s and 80s when a strong fierce woman could own her sexuality and express it…..in song!

After a sold-out series of shows at the Spiegeltent in NYC this summer, Weimar New York heads West for a special Valentine's Day edition at SF MOMA! The show is co-hosted by Justin Bond (Kiki and Herb) and Ana Matronic (Scissor Sisters) and features an array of NYC and West Coast performers including Penny Arcade, Ann Magnuson, Holcombe Waller, Tigger!, Marga Gomez, and many more. Click here for tickets and information.

To witness the postmodern cabaret diva Meow Meow in concert is to risk emerging just a little bit scratched. No one is safe at her show, least of all the deliciously deranged performer herself. From the moment she enters — a vision of frazzled glamour, faintly annoyed — she is on the offensive: badgering the audience into applause, forcing men to carry her around as she awkwardly contorts above them, vamping the crowd with her magnetic jadedness.

READ ADAM FELDMAN'S FULL PROFILE HERE

Since 2003, Earl Dax’s Direct From NYC series has brought the queens of drag (Lady Bunny) and provoking performance artists (Karen Finley) to L’etage, Bar Noir, and the dearly departed Five Spot. But Beyond Beyond! was his most ambitious production: a four-hour plus, queer variety show...

READ SARA SHERR'S FULL REVIEW HERE