Queer Girl Theatre Project
Queer Girl Theatre Project
San Francisco, CA
Queer Girl Performance Series
The Queer Girl Performance Series in collaboration with SPF4 presented 4 weeks of queer music, dance, theatre and film at The Garage in San Francisco in the Summer of 2009.
Queer Girl Theatre Project has a FULL line-up of performances to warm your heart and satisfy your cravings for QUEER ART!
Secret Agents! Gynecologists with Ponytails! Alien Pussies! Bodacious Femmes!
We are kicking off the Queer Girl Performance Series with two evenings of QUEER Film! You don't want to miss it!
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Sherilyn Connelly is a San Francisco-based writer. She's featured at shows throughout California such as K'vetch, The Unhappy Hour, Writers With Drinks, Poetry Mission, Siren, Ladyfest Bay Area, the TGSF Cotillion, and The Vagina Monologues. Her writing can be found on paper in It's So You: 35 Women Write About Personal Expression Through Fashion and Style by Seal Press, I Do / I Don't: Queers on Marriage by Suspect Thoughts, Good Advice for Young Trendy People of All Ages by Manic D Press, More Five Minute Erotica by Running Press, Visible: A Femmethology, Volume Two by Homofactus Press, publications such as Girlfriends, Instant City, Holy Titclamps, and Morbid Curiosity. She curates Bad Movie Night at The Dark Room. 
 | Lindsay Shapiro performs new works "Untitled" and "Untitled Too" which explore gender identity and simple intimacies in the Queer Girl Performance Series on July 29 & 30th at The Garage. |
Wednesday & Thursday July 29 & 30 @ 8pmTwo Evenings of Dance with Heidi Landgraf DanceAct, Lindsay Shapiro and Liz Boubion
The Garage, 975 Howard, San Francisco
 | Mary Roach performs at the Garage with Camp Out and Jackie Buerger. Check out her music on MySpace Click HERE |
TONIGHT! Friday, July 31, 2009 at 8pm TONIGHT! TONIGHT!An Evening of Acoustic Queer Music with Camp Out, Jackie Buerger and Mary Roach The Garage, 975 Howard, San Francisco Photo: Camp Out
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Saturday, August 1, 2009 at 8pmFriday, August 7 & Saturday August 8, 2009 at 8pm
Cynthia Brinkman The Evolution of a Kiss
Cynthia has been acting in the Bay Area for over four years now. She has performed with improv as well as several local theatre and film productions. She is a proud core member of Queer Girl Theatre Project and dedicated to its mission. In "The Evolution of a Kiss", Cynthia explores female empowerment and sexual expression as seen across three generations and two countries (Mexico and the United States). This piece is a collection of stories of first kisses from her grandmother (scripted from an oral recording of her grandmother), her mother (scripted from her mother's teenaged journal), and her own meandering hormone driven teen-ached journal.
Aries Hines A Place in the Moon is a love story where the ancestors, moon, and stars all have a divine impact on how we love, who we love, and how it ends and begins again. Breaking up/making up, tears, and polyamory, sit at the crest of a femme finding love in strangest times. Aries Hines has been writing her entire life, all 26 years of it. She is a poet, sometimes filmmaker, writer, and entirely an artist. She believes in good hugs, all nite laughter sessions, and using our voices to free ourselves. She has been published in various literary journals, holds an MFA from Mills College, performed in experimental theatre, and completed June Jordan's Poetry for the People. "Its good to be afraid to take the leap, fall a little, color outside the lines; things turn out so much prettier that way."
Calypso -- Message in a Bottle
Experience the world through Calypso's eyes in this journey of birth and coming of age. From stardust in the cosmos, to a child of the digital age, Calypso discovers her identity in the reflection of the projected screen as she searches for meaning in a culture of imagined separation. Finding ourselves in the dawn of the information age, this show calls attention to our culture's stories of time and identity, and how the proliferation of digital technology is transforming our most intimate understanding of who we are. Calypso is an entertainer and multimedia artist from San Francisco, CA, here to inspire raw wild expression and connection. Calypso first began performing fire dancing ten years ago on the streets of Berkeley, and since then has performed nationally, touring with circuses and variety shows by biodiesel bus, bicycle, foot and car. She graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Art Practice and the Clown Conservatory at the San Francisco Circus Center.
Experience the world through Calypso's eyes in this journey of birth and coming of age. From stardust in the cosmos, to a child of the digital age, Calypso discovers her identity in the reflection of the projected screen as she searches for meaning in a culture of imagined separation. Finding ourselves in the dawn of the information age, this show calls attention to our culture's stories of time and identity, and how the proliferation of digital technology is transforming our most intimate understanding of who we are. Calypso is an entertainer and multimedia artist from San Francisco, CA, here to inspire raw wild expression and connection. Calypso first began performing fire dancing ten years ago on the streets of Berkeley, and since then has performed nationally, touring with circuses and variety shows by biodiesel bus, bicycle, foot and car. She graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Art Practice and the Clown Conservatory at the San Francisco Circus Center.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 8pmMeliza Bañales - One Bad Year
Thursday, August 13, 2009 at 8pmPlease come out and support your local queer artists and performers! Be a part of Queer Girl Theatre Project.
Queer Girl Theatre Project
San Francisco, CA
