April 10th, 2010
I’m back in the amazing city that I call home after an amazing tour (hope to put pictures up on facebook and the genderfabulous website soon) It was truly lovely to travel with World Famous *Bob* and Dave End and we hope to be doing much more of it! In the meantime catch me in NYC and Brooklyn the next three night for extraordinary events! Read the rest of this entry »
March 3rd, 2010
So, I’m just about the luckiest guy in the whole world because from time to time I get to travel around with my two favorite showgirls Dave End and World Famous *Bob* ! we do a stage show called “Gender Fabulous” check out our website www.genderfabulous.net . This Friday we will be at Sarah Lawrence College for their Women’s History Conference!

February 17th, 2010
I had an amazing time in Toronto at the Rhubarb festival! Thanks
to everyone at Buddies in Bad Times Theater and to everyone who came out to see Tragic Magic.
New York City! I’m home and This Saturday I’m doing one of my favorite shows in the city BadAss Burlesque!
12am Sat. Feb. 20th
Velocity Chyaldd presents:
The Post Valentines Day
Black & Blue Hearted Bash!
A safe haven for the
Valentine’s Day casualty,
honoring the black &
blue hearts of the season!
at Arlene’s Grocery
95 Stanton, NYC 10002, $15
Michael Formika Jones hosts
a passionate procession
of post Valentine
provocateurs
featuring:
World Famous *BOB*
Brooklyn Baby Doll
Velocity Chyaldd
Stormy Leather
The Flying Fox
Nasty Canasta
Weirdee Girl
Legs Malone
Glenn Marla
Bella Blue
Nik Sin
Deity
DJ Velocity &
VJ Val Killmore
turn up the heat!
Musical guest:
All the Pretty Horses
deliver power and desire!
21 and over, ID a must!
This party rocks on til 4am!
http://www.BadAssBurlesque.com
January 29th, 2010
THE 31ST RHUBARB FESTIVAL
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents
THE 31ST RHUBARB FESTIVAL
Festival Director Erika Hennebury
Associate Curator Alex Wolfson
February 10 – 28, 2010
Passes now on sale 416-975-8555
Nothing ventured, nothing gained: an idiom which less and less describes our current cultural reality. In a world gripped by economic fear and obsessed with safety and security, art is often perceived as a threat. At Rhubarb, we embrace this position. Art is a threat. Art is disruptive, risky and dangerous. It is also what shapes our world. Read the rest of this entry »