In seven days: 11 – 17 June 2012

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Music, theatre, pride and comedy all play a part in another diverse week on the Wet Coast (will summer ever arrive?!?) as we present our gay choices for the week of 11 – 17 June 2012.

Of course, you’ll want to check our Events Calendar for details of all the latest happenings around the city. You can also get our daily events feed directly on your iGoogle homepage! Got an event? Send us the details and we’ll get it added to our calendar (and maybe see it listed here in the coming weeks).

MONDAY, 11 June: Songfire Festival of Song

This month-long series of performances, lectures, dialogue, workshops and masterclasses brings together local and international artists and scholars to celebrate and study the dynamic fusion of music and poetry.  Visit http://www.songfire.ca for more information.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

TUESDAY, 12 June: Once Upon A Lesbian

Once Upon a LesbianLeaping Thespians bring their original comedy back to the stage. This futuristic comedy tells the story of two anthropologists who live in a satirical dystopia where physical touch and eye contact have been outlawed. Thirty-three roles played by six actors unveil a skewed and comedic ‘herstory’ that changes lives forevermore.  Visit http://www.leapingthespians.ca for more information.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

WEDNESDAY, 13 June: A Queer Cabaret: Bringing It All Together

An evening of readings, theatre, music and films created and performed by intergenerational queer old(er) and young(er) folks. At the Roundhouse Community Centre from 7pm – 9:30pm. Supports Out in Schools and QUIRKE.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

THURSDAY, 14 June: Vigil

VigilA self-described “group of mature artists”, Like Minded Theatre Co-Op presents Morris Panych’s dark comedy Vigil about an egotistical and embittered bachelor who descends upon the deathbed of his old aunty to hasten her demise.  Deliciously absurd, incredibly funny and poignantly tender from one of Canada’s preminent playwrights.  Visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com for tickets and information.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

FRIDAY, 15 June: ARts of Conscience

Part of the Songfire Festival, Arts of Conscience presents a series of talks and films exploring the power of art as a catalyst for positive social change.  The evening features a talk by leading project directors in art activism and social change, followed by a screening of powerful documentary films.  Visit http://songfire.ca for more information.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

SATURDAY, 16 June: Bridging The Rainbow To Let Your Colours Reign

Briding The RainbowThe New Westminster Royal City Pride Society and Surrey Pride Society join forces for this cabaret fundraiser.  Featuring performances from a host of local drag queens this 19+ evening will also feature a silent auction and 50/50 in support of the two pride societies. Visit http://www.royalcitypridesociety.com for more information.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

SUNDAY, 17 June: Pam Ann – Around The World

Glamorous, hilarious and outrageous, Pucci-clad Pam has toured with Cher, crewed private jets for Elton John and even Madonna is a huge fan. Fasten your seatbelts and stow your designer hand luggage as Pam Ann takes passengers on a raucous journey from security check-in, to boarding, to hopefully, landing. Tickets are available online.

Looking for something else to do today? Visit our online events calendar!

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