House of Yes to Presents SMELLS LIKE THE LOVE SHOW: GRUNGE. DANCE. CIRCUS. SEX. FLANNEL

Get nostalgic, get your Docs! Put on your waffle shirt, best don't care limp hair, flannel, and (for some of us), return to that hot high school angst! Whatever the age, revel in a night of sexy dirty Grungery. The Love Show, Tragedy, and friends salute the sound that put Seattle on the r'n'r map with an evening of dance, burlesque, circus, music, and more!

Hosted by
Tragedy: All Metal Tribute to The Bee Gees and Beyond! Unplugged!

Starring
The Love Show Dancers!
Circus by Tara Quinn!
Burlesque by The Trash Can Twins, aka Lil' Miss Lixx & Pinkie Special!
Magic by The Great Dubini!
Some fine form of fuckery by David F. Slone, Esq.!
plus special guests!

Saturday, November 12, 2016
Doors at 7:00 pm
Show at 8:00 pm

$20 Presale
$25 at Door
$100 Clawfoot Bathtub

Tickets available at: smellslike.eventbrite.com

House of YES
2 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11237
Nearby subway lines:
L to Jefferson Street
houseofyes.org

The Love Show is a theatrical Dance Company based in Brooklyn that combines cabaret, ballet, rock, comedy and theater into creative performances all over the US and beyond. The Love Show has entertained all audiences, rocking stages from Lebowskifest to The Public's Shakespeare in The Park. The Love Show was commissioned to perform original choreography for clients including Banksy, Veuve Clicquot, Bacardi, and Vogue Magazine.

An active presence on the New York art scene, The Love Show was also awarded a week long residency with Chashama, and recently closed the seventh season of their very popular holiday show, "Nutcracker: Rated R", which they also performed in Tokyo. The Love Show also has three other full length productions, "Dance Mayhem: A Grindhouse Ballet", "SEVERED: The Tragic Loves of Frankenstein's Monster" (premiered to a sold-out house at Highline Ballroom), and "Boomstick Ballet: A Rock Opera tribute to Bruce Campbell" (set to reopen October 2016). The Love Show has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, and TONY, and The New York Times sent a reporter to exclusively follow the troupe's exploits on Bastille Day. The Love Show recently performed on a resort in Egypt for a live and electronic music festival, and premiered a cameo piece commissioned by The Public Theater in their run of "Twelfth Night" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.

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