Gay City Arts Presents Sweet T: The Physical Album
Feb 9-12 & 16-19
General Admission $15-$20 / Students and Seniors $12

Sweet T: The Physical Album, created by Dani Tirrell and Jhon Stronks is a discovery, a ceremony in how we live and protest in/with our queer bodies. Through dance, song and spoken text Dani and Jhon will explore Race, Gender and Queer Performance Practice/Protest.

Accessibility Info: The Calamus Auditorium at Gay City is ADA accessible, has two single-stall all-gender restrooms, and is a fragrance-free space. For more information about accessibility at Gay City please visit gaycity.org/access

*Sponsor Tickets: Gay City relies on the generosity of our patrons and supporters to help bring about programs like Gay City Arts. Spending a little more on your ticket will help keep our program running and our ticket prices low.

*Radical Hospitality Tickets are our FREE ticket program. Each night of this show, a number of free tickets are available for reservation. Provided as an homage to a concept first pioneered by Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, meant to “erase economic barriers in pursuit of building a truly inclusive” audience.

**Ally Tickets mean you’re providing an opportunity for someone who can’t afford the ticket price to attend the show (and making sure LGBTQ Sick and Disabled People get paid for their art!).

“Thank you to the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture for their support & partial funding of this project!”

About Gay City Arts: Art is the voice, spirit and conscience of every community and is a vital tool for community reflection, dialogue, and pride. Through Gay City Arts, Gay City collaborates with local LGBTQ artists to galvanize an audience for queer arts, foster the development of LGBTQ artists and works, and facilitate artistic excellence that is accessible. Gay City Arts is committed to presenting challenging, dynamic and excellent queer art across a wide range of disciplines, including theater, music, dance, film, spoken word, literary and visual arts. Learn more: gaycity.org/arts