18+ Event.

Join us for an outrageous one night (art) stand. 

The IGNITE! Club Series is an art party, a multi-disciplinary performance party. It's an exploratory, off-the-wall, never-before-seen, might-not-ever-be-seen-again: performance experiences.

All of the work at this art club are created around the theme of SLEAZE. An eploration of all things sex, excess, gender blender / blending / identifying, and over the top sex pop flare. We celebrate the lewd, rude, risqué and sexual on this one night of new performative work. For the evening we are taking over the whole bar of Venue 628. Curated by Elaine Weryshko and Morgan Cairns Date:
Thu, Jun 8th, 2017 at 9:00 pm Tickets & Additional Information:
http://sagetheatre.com/ Featuring Work By:
Matthew Waddell 
Katherine Anderson 
Kayla Gale 
Alisha Van Wieren 
Matthew Hall 
Sarah Curts 
Eric Olliver 
Mike Hooves 
Rebecca Reid 
Lindsay Brandon 
Brandon Eyck 
M Jane Colette 
Jordan May 
Danielle French 
Brianne Messing  *Safer Spaces*
IGNITE! asks that you:
Respect yourself.
Respect each other.
Respect the space.
Recognize that consent for anything is clear, communicated, enthusiastic, ongoing, and can be renegotiated or withheld at any time. The IGNITE! Festival presents exciting work from new voices. Take in the bleeding edge of theatre, music, and dance at a festival dedicated to supporting, mentoring, and presenting emerging artists of all disciplines.  Be sure to follow Sage Theatre and the IGNITE! Festival on Facebook, or tune into #IgniteYYC on Twitter for more festival action! Want to volunteer for this event? We are currently recruiting volunteers! Sign up here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0949a4ae22a4f85-ignite *Treaty 7 Land*
The IGNITE! Festival acknowledge this event takes place on the land of the Treaty 7 People, The Blackfoot from Kainai, Blood, Siksika, and Peigan, The Sarcee from Tsu’tina and Eden Valley, and the Stoney Nakoda people from Morley. We are all treaty people, visitors to this land and we give thanks to the people who came before and keep this land for us and all our future generations.