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Join QCC for a night of sparkling performances and captivating entertainment!
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Starts on Wednesday, June 28 · 7pm PDT
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- 2 days 3 hours
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Join QCC for a night of sparkling performances and captivating entertainment at our virtual QCC Cabaret! This year’s show promises to be a moving and entertaining celebration of the 2023 National Queer Arts Festival, featuring some of the newest and brightest talent in the LGBTQ+ community.
We are proud to provide a lineup that includes a wide variety of queer and trans artists selected from an open call for submissions, including:
- Radical Visibility Collective
- Secret Emchy Society
- Faye LaVerte
- Nic Kay
- Evan Dolan
- leti soriano
- jose e abad
- MUXXXE
- VOICES: Lesbian A Capella for Justice
From soulful singers to exhilarating dancers, from side-splitting comedians to thought-provoking performances, we guarantee a night of unforgettable performances. This cabaret is not just a celebration of queer artistry, but also a fundraiser for the Queer Cultural Center to continue the tradition of the National Queer Arts Festival. When you donate and register for this event, you’re contributing to an arts organization that uplifts the artistic and financial development of queer artists and culture. Join us on June 28, 2023 at 7pm PT on QCC’s YouTube channel to show your support and celebrate incredible queer artists!
Artist bios:
Sky Cubacub (They/Them/Xey/Xem/Xyr) is a nonbinary disabled Filipinx neuroqueer from Chicago, IL. They are the creator of Rebirth Garments, a line of wearables for trans and queer disabled people of all sizes and ages, which started in summer 2014. Sky is the editor of the Radical Visibility Zine, a full color cut and paste style zine that celebrates disabled queer life, with an emphasis on joy. Sky was named 2018 Chicagoan of the Year by the Chicago Tribune and is a 2019/2020 Kennedy Center Citizen Artist and a Disability Futures Fellow.
Prepare to have your country-loving heart blown wide open by the unapologetic, open-hearted, ass-kicking, and hella queer, Secret Emchy Society. This Oakland-based band is here to satisfy your cravings for authentic americana made for the whole of the LGBTQ+ community. Named by TheBoot.com as one of the ‘Ten Queer Country Bands for Real Country Music Fans to Listen To,’ and coined the ‘First Lady of Queer Country’ by the Huffington Post, their irresistible blend of soul, swagger, and gothabilly honky tonk vibes, create a haven where gay cowboy, queer witches, and anyone with an open heart can come together, raise our glasses, share our stories, and have a boot-stompin’ good time.
The lovechild of a clumsy poltergeist and a trailer park sorceress, Faye LaVerte is an internationally acclaimed performing artist based in Chicago.
Evan is a queer performing artist based out of Chicago, IL. Favorite credits include: Sweeney Todd, Newsies, Beauty and the Beast (Paramount), Matilda (Drury Lane), Funny Girl, An American in Paris, Mary Poppins (Arizona Broadway), Spamalot (Woodstock Playhouse). May we always commit ourselves to dismantle the injustices within our respected industries.
Leti Soriano is a multimedia artist interested in volcanology, mythology, and experimental sound / video practices.
MUXXXE (Tijuana, 12/06/93), graduated from the bachelor’s degree of Plastic Arts at the Autonomous University of Baja California. In 2016 they made a study exchange at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, Mexico and in 2017 at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain.
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