The youngest Project Runway winner and fan favorite, Christian Siriano will appear at the Theater Offensive's "climACTS...Under a Big Top," an arousing party to benefit the Theater Offensive's unique programs.
Siriano wil be accepting the "Out on the Edge Award" on behalf of Alan Cumming.
As a part of the auction at the event, guests have the chance to be a true fashion insider and gain access to the Christian Siriano runway show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in September 2010. Christian has personally donated two tickets for you and a friend to be one of the first to view his Spring/Summer 2011 collection at the new Lincoln Center tents.
Also, you and a friend could win tickets to TD BankNorth Garden for the sold out Lady Gaga concert in July. The package includes a makeover by a professional Lady Gaga impersonator.
"ClimACTS...Under a Big Top"will take place on April 27, 2010 at the Big Apple Circus tents in the Boston City Hall Plaza.
Honorary Chairs for the event are Harry Collings, Tony Corey, and Joan Parker. Chairs are Eric Georgi, Faith Soloway, and Donald Vaughan.
For more information, to place bids, and to buy tickets, visit online at
www.thetheateroffensive.org.
Guided by their mission, The Theater Offensive has driven its ambitious programming to the cutting edge of queer culture and politics since 1989. Grounded in their commitment to build an activist-based artistic forum, their groundbreaking programming has become a vital arena for the unique voices of diverse queer cultures, and has led to lasting coalitions between the varied communities under the queer umbrella.
They accomplish this work through meaningful ongoing relationships with a range of arts and organizing initiatives locally and throughout the country, and by using any and all cultural tools to make a difference in the minds, hearts, and libidos of the queer and straight communities.
It is a commitment to debunking assumptions both from inside and outside the queer communities that directs all Theater Offensive work. The Theater Offensive's work provokes vibrant discussion about the realities of being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgendered. Through social gatherings, soirees, workshops, and post-show discussions, the organization transcends traditional theater boundaries and opens new avenues of understanding, awareness and inclusion within queer communities as well as outside them. At the basis of all of our work is a commitment to presenting honest and accurate artistic images of queer lives from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
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