Q-LAB: Oaklash's Obsurdities

The Chan National Queer Arts Center presents:

Q-LAB: Oaklash's Obsurdities

DATE/TIME:
July 11 & 12 @ 7:30pm

LOCATION:
The ChanNational Queer Arts Center
170 Valencia Street
San Francisco CA, 94103
415-865-3650
https://http://www.sfgmc.org/chan-national-queer-arts-center

COST/TICKETS/REGISTRATION:
$35 general admission, $75 premium seating.
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MORE INFO:
Website: https://http://www.sfgmc.org/chan-queer-arts-season-02-oaklash-obsurdities

An Experimental Drag Cabaret. Buckle up for a wild night as performers from the queer non-profit Oaklash take over the Chan for an immersive cabaret experience that combines live music with alternative and experimental drag performance. Oaklash co-founder and DJ Mama Celeste emcees as a cast of queer and trans performers, including drag artist and violist Obsidienne Obsurd and cellist Peekaboo Salinas, shock and delight you from locations around the room. With spontaneous dance breaks and a spectacular drag finale, you'll be energized by the kind of boundary-pushing queer evening that speaks to the unique sensibility of Oakland and the East Bay.

WHY SEE THIS AT THE CHAN?
This performance will take place in the Chan's multi-stage layout with premium tables and general admission seating. A live DJ will spin before and post-event (ending at 9pm).

IMPORTANT TICKET AND VENUE INFO
Tickets for this event are $75 for Premium Seating (Table Seating Closest to the Stage) and $35 for Standard Seating (General Admission).
The event will be presented in a proscenium format with rows of seating facing the stage.
Pansy's at The Chan (our bar and lounge) will be open one hour prior to showtime and during intermission.

About The Chan National Queer ArtsCenter:
This landmark space in the heart of San Francisco is the first ofits kind in the country - an artistic sanctuary for queer artists to call home, a space for audiences to share their lived experiences, and a beacon of inspiration and empowerment for queer individuals nationwide who are confronting oppression. A place for art and activism.