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Don’t Forget! SIFF’s Big Gay-La is Thursday At Egyptian With “Susanne Bartsch: On Top”

Susanne Bartsch: On Top

Sashay, Q&A, Par-tay!

Walk in our Drag Fashion Competition and you could be SIFF’s First Ever Gay-La Queen, King, or Anything in Between! It’s all okay, just come gay for our special judges, film directors Anthony&Alex and our own Interim Artistic Director, Beth Barrett. The fun continues on in our screening of Susanne Bartch: On Top followed by a celebration of the NYC nightlife icon at our
annual GAY-LA! Hosted at the Baltic Room.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8 · 7:00 PM · SIFF CINEMA EGYPTIAN*
FRIDAY, JUNE 9 · 4:30 PM · SIFF CINEMA EGYPTIAN

*Drag Competition and GAY-LA June 8 only! Fashion walk right before the film. Contact Megan Garbayo to sign up! Get there early to get good seats.

Tags: GayLa, LGBTQ SIFF, Queer Film, SIFF 2017, SIFF Gay-La, Susanne Bartsch: On Top (film)

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