Million Fishes

Despite what the email announcement said...

 Million Fishes Arts Collective is at 2501 Bryant St. NOT 2501 Mission St.

oopsy!

photo by Takahiro Yamamoto

San Francisco June 9,10, 11

As part of the National Queer Arts Festival:

Thursday, Friday, Saturday
June 9,10,11, 8pm
Million Fishes Arts Collective
2501 Bryant Street
http://millionfishes.com/

5/13 and 5/19 Southern California

Friday, May 13th, 8pm

Pieter Pasd, 420 West Avenue 33, Los Angeles

Admission: Non-Monetary Donation to The Free Bar, The Free Boutique, or The Studio

Park on the street, not in the lot!

More info: http://pieterpasd.com/home.html

Thursday, May 19th, 8pm 

Back to the Grind, (in the downstairs space), 3575 University Ave., Riverside

Admission: Purchase something yummy from behind the counter upstairs!

More info: http://www.back2thegrind.com/

(please note we are scheduled as a private event at Back to the Grind and are not on the calendar)

RSVP to: jdellecave@hotmail.com with BLOWHOLE in the subject line

Admission/Donation

Dear Future Potential Audience Members:

Admission to all BLOWHOLE performances is non-monetary!!!

If you are able, please consider making a donation to assist J. Dellecave/Crystal Goldmind with production costs.

Click on the PayPal link below:

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=VPZ9J58FX6MEY&lc=US&item_name=BLOWHOLE%202011&currency_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted

BLOWHOLE 2011

BLOWHOLE is a series of provocative written, spoken, and danced correspondence between Crystal Goldmind and Zip Shark—choreographer J. Dellecave’s and writer July Oskar Cole’s scandalous, lascivious alter egos. Part epistolary, part dance performance, part poetry reading, and fully queer—BLOWHOLE viscerally scrambles epic fantasy narratives through high-energy sweaty repetitive movement; the aural pleasures of exaggerated breath; obscure pop songs and a somewhat thwarted collaboration; and things you do in your room with the door closed. Moments to get excited about include variations on humping, a crooning lovelorn mermaid (covering Jacques Brel), lots of panties, the white faux fur rug, postcards to the audience, and an ocean of piss.