Name: "On Men, Women and the Rest of Us": Kate Bornstein @ UVic Hickman Building 105 - Oct 21, 2017
Start: 2017-10-21T19:30:00-07:00
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Location: UVic Hickman Building 105

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"On Men, Women and the Rest of Us": Kate Bornstein

Kate Bornstein Evening performance: "On Men, Women and the Rest of Us" Saturda...

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Literary Theatre

Sat. October 21st 2017 + Add to Calendar

UVic Hickman Building 105 (All Ages)

7:30pm Doors at: 6:45pm

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Kate Bornstein

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Chair in Transgender Studies

University of Victoria

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Kate Bornstein
Evening performance: "On Men, Women and the Rest of Us"
Saturday, October 21st, 2017, 7:30pm (doors open at 6:45pm).
Hickman Building 105 - UVic

Entrance by donation: Suggested $20 at door (no RSVP needed). No one will be turned away for lack of funds! All donations will be matched by the Tawani Foundation. Check out our Facebook event and tell us you're coming! Doors open at 6:45pm.

Ways to give: Cash (preferred), credit card (Visa/MC/AE), cheques made out to "University of Victoria" with memo "Chair in Transgender Studies."

$50 donation or more: Help to subsidize those who cannot pay. Includes an intimate pre-show Green Room reception with Kate (6:30-7:00pm Hickman Building 110). All donations will be matched by the Tawani Foundation. RSVP to [email protected]. Your donation is welcome at the door or you can donate now (your emailed receipt is your ticket to the reception).

Can't attend but still want to support? Donate now so that more events like this can happen! All donations will be matched by the Tawani Foundation.

"Come spend a cosy evening with your very own Auntie Kate, who promises you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll gasp out loud as she speaks about the last thirty years of her life as a nonbinary identified queer trans dyke. This is an evening of her most favorite heartwarming anecdotes, touching and sometimes painful personal trials and tribulations, and inspiring tales of putting the world to rights. Her performance is at once deeply personal and universally acceptable, weaving together stand-up comedy, theatrical monologues, and heart-to-heart storytelling to convey the experience of her long, rich nonbinary trans life. And just to show how much she loves you, every audience member will leave the theater with the gift of a Get Out of Hell Free card."