Feb
16
2012
February 18th Fundraiser!
Jan
5
2012
Queerpocalypse 2.0 is locked & loaded!!!
We’ve got it booked, folks: Queerpocalypse 2.0 will be happening Saturday, August 18th, 2012 at the Abbey Pub! In case you can’t wait that long, let the included image tide you over 
(TRANDROID @ Queerpocalypse 2011, photo copyright Eammon Sexton)
Nov
23
2011
Queerpocalypse DVD Viewing!
For those who missed the show (and this is the season of forgiveness, so you’re off the hook), we’ll be holding a DVD viewing of Queerpocalypse on Friday, December 16th starting at 8:30 p.m. at the 1901 Gallery (1901 W. Belmont)! Also invited: those who want to relive the awesomeness that transpired Saturday, August 20th at the Abbey Pub, and anyone else who wants to hang out with us!
Bring your sleeping bags, beverage of choice, popcorn, pj’s and curl up with us for the viewing! $5 donation at the door to go to next year’s Queerpocalypse v2.0!
Sep
15
2011
The End Was/Is Queer!
I’m just recovering from the extreme levels of awesomeness that I experienced at Queerpocalypse. Thank you all for such an amazing event. From cast, to crew, to audience, it was such an amazing show from top to bottom. People traveled from near and far, and it was this massive joint effort that made the event so complete.
I served as impromptu sound person for the evening, which is something I had never done before, especially not for such a large event. That afternoon’s tech rehearsal was the first time I had seen many of the acts that were to be performed later that night, and the tech was merely a walk-through for many of the performers to get acquainted with the stage at the Abbey Pub and for we crew to acquaint ourselves with the acts to help them work seamlessly. Costumes, energy and crowd would come later.
From the very first act we teched, I felt the click in my mind that this show would be a good one. Quality acts and a night of sheer enjoyment would be guaranteed. That’s all I can hope for with any show I produce, and I KNEW I wouldn’t be let down. A grin fitted my face that wouldn’t leave it for the rest of the night.
Thank you one and all for making that possible for me. Rest assured, the Queerpocalypse will be brought again.
-Jenna Dalgety
