Date: Saturday jun 15th
Time: 1pm and 2pm
1pm for children age 2–4 years + 2pm for children age 4–7 years.
30 seats in the Golden Foyer (Guldfoajén), for around 15 children and 15 grownups.
Ticket price: ”Proud Performing Arts – pin” – SEK 50, valid as entrance fee to all performances, depending on availability. It is also possible to pre-book tickets at Kulturcentralen. Then you pay 50SEK per ticket and event, and pick up your pin at the box office no later than 15 minutes before the scheduled time.
Language: Swedish
Drag Queen Story Hour is a concept from San Fransisco, which spread to LA, Brooklyn and London. The Swedish concept opened at Proud Performing Arts August 2017, and has become a steady part of libraries around Malmo. Two lovely and wonderful queens – Lady Busty and Miss Shameless – tell stories for children 2-4 and 4-7 years old, where the fairy tale and imagination has no norms or limits. A magic world, which is allowed to be as different, big and loving as it can be.
PROUD PERFORMING ARTS 2019
Dansstationen are proud to present the festival “Proud Performing Arts – Stolt Scenkonst” – to celebrate, promote and deepen performing art with LGBTQ + perspectives. The festival focuses on close and intimate artistic meetings and to raise issues about queer representation in the performing arts.
Proud Performing Arts are also a netwok, read more about Proud Performing Arts!
PROGRAM PROUD PERFORMING ARTS 2019:
Friday jun 14 th
7pm on stage: ”Fröding never danced at a gay club in Damascus” – Apollo + artis talk.
Saturday jun 15th
1pm and 2 pm in tghe Golden Foajé: “Drag Queen Story Hour” – Miss Shameless and Lady Busty. 1pm for children age 2–4 + 2pm for children age 4–7. Only 30 seats.
5pm in the Studio: “The Real World Talking”, Lecture Performance about transfobia – Chris Schenlaer. Only 45 seats.
7pm on stage: ”Pink Promises” – Malin Hellkvist Sellén /MHS + artist talk.
Sunday jun 16th
12-2pm at Blå Båten (The Blue Boat): Drag Brunch (we will soon update with more info).
3pm on stage: ”Pink Promises” – Malin Hellkvist Sellén /MHS