May 9, 2014 | Feature Artist- Crip Your World > Unceded & occupied Missisauga of New Credit territories (aka TORONTO)

PDA and the Mayworks Festival of Working Class Culture Proudly Present:

Crip Your World: An Intergalactic 2QT/POC Sick and Disabled Extravaganza

Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha and the brilliant Syrus Marcus Ware have been working on this sick and disabled 2QT/POC show for the Mayworks Festival for the last couple months and we are so excited to share work with y’all! Masti Khor, Eddie Ndopu, Billie Rain, Kay Ulanday Barrett, Melannie Gayle, me, Syrus and a bunch of other amazing artists TBC this week (cause we’re running on sick and disabled genius time) are going to be dreaming an incredible disability justice show into being. We have ASL, dedicated childcare onsite and an interactive disability justice altar in the works. Please come experience this wonder.

Friday, May 7
The Palmerston Library Theater
7-9 PM
560 Palmerston Ave., Toronto, M6G 2P7
Unceded and occupied Missisauga of New Credit and Three Fires Territories

$10 pay what you can, no one turned away for lack of funds.
Childcare onsite, ASL confirmed and an accessalicious setup with wheelchair accessible and fragrance free space- read on for details 😉

Featuring brilliant performance, video and sick, disabled, Deaf and crazy genius by

k. ulanday barrett
Melannie Gayle
Masti Khor
Eddie Ndopu
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
Billie Rain
Syrus Marcus Ware
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Crip your world! In this amazing performance experience, disabled, sick, Deaf and crazy queer and/ or 2POC artists will take you on a journey into our bodies’ genius. Get ready to be transformed by our sexy, complicated, live saving, deeply needed stories. Come experience the sacred, divine and revolutionary nature of disability and see some performance that will blow your mind and heart and give you all the disability justice genius you didn’t know you needed.

Access information and requests:

In order that folks and performers be able to attend without throwing up, getting sick and having to leave, please come fragrance free. Information about how to do this can be found here: http://www.brownstargirl.org/1/post/2012/03/fragrance-free-femme-of-colour-realness-draft-15.html. At the bare minimum, please do not wear perfume, cologne, essential oils or products scented with them. We will ask the theater to clean with fragrance free products and use fragrance free soaps in the washrooms.

ASL interpretation is confirmed and will be offered by Tara Jalali and BL Baker. All videos are captioned.

Doors will open at 6:30pm. Show will begin at 7pm and end at 9pm.

The Palmerston Theatre is wheelchair accessible. Bathrooms are tight for scooter users but are easily accessible for manual or powerchair users. The closest accessible TTC stop is Bathurst subway station, two blocks east of the theatre.

Childcare is available onsite in a dedicated childcare room. Please RSVP to brownstargirl@gmail.com with your kids names, ages and access needs.

Washrooms will be made all genders accessible for the evening.

Co-sponsored by Health and Racism Working Group.

This event is part of the 29th annual Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts, taking place from May 1 – 15, 2014 at various GTA locations. For more details on this year’s program, artists, and festival partners, please visit http://mayworks.ca/.