Photo: Courtesy Yeah No Yeah Productions
The Oldest Profession at The Bug Theatre
- When
- Tue, Sep 29 · Doors 7:00 PM, show 7:30 PM
- Where
- The Bug Theatre, Denver
- Price
- See tickets
Kaytlin Bailey, a nationally recognized organizer in the sex worker rights movement, spends an hour tracing 10,000 years of history from a sex worker's point of view, mixing stand-up comedy with a projected art-history slideshow rather than a straight lecture. It is a one-night booking at a 90-seat Highlands storefront theater, not a touring stop, which is the kind of thing that disappears from a calendar before most people hear about it.
The show is Tuesday, September 29, with doors at 7 PM and the performance starting at 7:30 PM at The Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo Street in Denver's Highlands neighborhood. Denver comedian Lizzy Wolfson, co-host of the WolfHawk podcast, opens. The show is directed by Emily Olcott and produced by Yeah No Yeah Productions.
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