HOW I LEARNED ABOUT S*X Set for Le Chat Noir
An ensemble of seven New Orleans authors and performers join New York writer Blaise Allysen Kearsley for a hilarious, outrageous, touching evening of literature and music, HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX. From childhood stories of curiosity to adult tales of lovemaking gone very, very awry, audiences will reel through eight tales told from eight very different perspectives - male, female, straight, gay, young, and...less young. It's blue enough to please the prurient, but silly enough for the straightlaced, too.
HOW I LEARNED ABOUT S*X Set for Le Chat Noir, 3/26 & 3/27
An ensemble of seven New Orleans authors and performers join New York writer Blaise Allysen Kearsley for a hilarious, outrageous, touching evening of literature and music, HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX. From childhood stories of curiosity to adult tales of lovemaking gone very, very awry, audiences will reel through eight tales told from eight very different perspectives - male, female, straight, gay, young, and...less young. It's blue enough to please the prurient, but silly enough for the straightlaced, too.
Le Chat Noir Presents HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX 3/26-3/27
Seven New Orleans authors and performers join New York writer Blaise Allysen Kearsley for a hilarious, outrageous, touching evening of literature and music called HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX. From childhood stories of curiosity to adult tales of lovemaking gone very, very awry, audiences will reel through eight tales told from eight very different perspectives - male, female, straight, gay, young, and...less young. It's blue enough to please the prurient, but silly enough for the straightlaced, too.
Le Chat Noir Presents HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX 3/26-3/27
Seven New Orleans authors and performers join New York writer Blaise Allysen Kearsley for a hilarious, outrageous, touching evening of literature and music called HOW I LEARNED ABOUT SEX. From childhood stories of curiosity to adult tales of lovemaking gone very, very awry, audiences will reel through eight tales told from eight very different perspectives - male, female, straight, gay, young, and...less young. It's blue enough to please the prurient, but silly enough for the straightlaced, too.
