The Week Ahead...
Thursday, April 25, 2002
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9pm AS 220 Estrogen
If your body is estrogen-soaked you can participate in this event.
If your body is testosterone laden than you are relegated to the
audience. $3
Friday, April 26, 2002
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5pm Issues Surrounding the Latina/Black
Lesbian Community with Ingrid Rivera, Puerto Rican Lesbian/Activist
TBA The Next Thing, La Fuerza Latina
7pm YMCA Poetica Triad
It’s all about the community when the East Side-Mount Hope
YMCA puts on a show. Featuring local poets and musicians. Free
7pm Video Queer Film Showcase Providence
films/videos by local folk (including Brown students) Carmichael
Auditorium Laura_Rodriguez@brown.edu
8:30pm Cynthia Hopkins
Cynthia will be continuing her live learning and sharing tonight.
$5
9:30 pm Barnum & Buddah Circus
A mix of hippies, yippies and bikers from the Northeast share their
spoken word insanity. $6
Saturday, April 27,
2002
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1pm The 1 to 1 Film and
Video Festival
A 12 hour marathon event of films illuminating the state of our
world that the corporate owned media refuses to acknowledge. Join
us for a full day and night of incredible independent documentaries
on state repression and the popular resistance movement, environmental
genocides, indepth examinations of international trade policies,
US sanctions against the people of Iraq, the truths about the foods
you eat and genetically modified organisms, the once censored animation
of Dr. Seuss - The Lorax - and much much more we do not even know
about yet. A children’s segment of fun is anticipated too!
$1.50 kids under 15 $3.50 all others $5 per screening block (some
have more than 1 film) $14 for Festival Pass
7pm Latino Senior Night Alumnae Hall
8pm Contradancing with Genderfree Dances
Leung Gallery Luisa_Patino@brown.edu
The 27th Annual Alpha Cabaret: “Frozen Nights: An Evening
of Elegance.” Contact Vladimir Paul-Blanc 7-5374
Sunday, April 28, 2002
8pm Murray Hill Drag King Revue, Princesses
of Porn and Dukes of Dykedom
HIVE ARCHIVE PRESENTS:
Murray Hill- World famous Drag King from NYC. Think a cross between
Carol Burnett and Benny Hill.
Princesses of Porn and Dukes of Dykedom- How can you describe this?
Think elaborate costumes, the playful destruction of binary gender
roles, and Doris Day Songs!
A drag-over booth will be provided by the Hive Archive. If you don’t
come in drag, for a few bucks they’ll dress YOU in drag! $7
2Queer Non-denominational Services and Celebration
Speaker: Jennifer Rankin, Associate Chaplain TBA Luisa_Patino@brown.edu
Special Event: Elton John & Tim Rice’s AIDA playing at
the Providence Performing Arts Center, April 21-28. For tickets
call (401) 421-ARTS or check ticketmaster.com.
Monday, April 29, 2002
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7pm Figure Drawing
Take a break from your hectic Monday schedule and while away a few
pleasant hours drawing from life. $5
10:30pm TV220
Remember that Pokemon cartoon that induced epileptic fits in Japanese
children? Well, that’s just Winnie-the-Pooh compared to the
side-effects of TV220, on Cox Interconnect A.
Tuesday, April 30, 2002
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9pm
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Jazzercise without the “-ercise” ... although Hal will
give his trombone quite an aerobic workout. $5
30 Mexico 9/11: Human Rights. Human Dignity. Economic Justic.
Talk and discussion with Hilda Navarette, human rights activist
from Guerrero, Mexico, founder and director of “La Voz de
los sin Voz” human rights center. Contact Daniel_Stern@brown.edu
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