Salon San Carlos V: Pip Pip Hooray!
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20th and San Carlos/7th Ave and Lake
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Salon San Carlos V: Pip Pip Hooray!
Join Salon San Carlos for our fifth season with an evening of diabolical fun, dark lusts, and drag!
Welcome puppeteer L M deLeon and her skeleton crew in Bones Boning, "a short tale of lust after life," followed by Foulplay Productions and Fabulous Expectations in which straight-boy Pip enters a high-stakes drag pageant in order to impress the gorgeous fag-hag Estella. Laden with marvelous song parodies, the highest and lowest brows of humor, and the dried-up old queen known as Miz Havisham, this Dickens homage is what we've been waiting for for years (whether we knew it or not).
This event is FREE to the public. Reservations are required due to space limitations; some space will be available at the door for walk-ups (see below).
Performance begins at 8 p.m (Sundays at 5 p.m.)., doors and waiting list will open at 7:30 p.m (Sundays at 4:30). No-show reservations will be distributed to the waiting list starting at 7:55 p.m (Sundays at 4:55). There will be no late seating.
Event is BYOB and donation-friendly. Brown bags and generous natures strongly encouraged! All proceeds will go directly to the performers.
Shows will be held March 6 - 8 in the Mission District at 20th Street and San Carlos, and March 13 - 15 at 7th Avenue and Lake. Parking is challenging, but venue is easily accessible by BART, and MUNI (49, 14, 22, 33). Seventh Avenue location is accessible by MUNI (1,2, 38, 44). Biking is also a good option.
An email will be sent to each ticketholder 48 hours prior to event with location address and directions. Host can be contacted using "contact the organizer" button. Please don't publicize the host's home address on any website/social media network, but do share this website link with your friends via any of the above.
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