Run, don’t walk, to check out my friend KS Stevens’ play, Butch Mamas! It’s being performed in New York’s Bowery district — and P.S. there’s an amazing chocolatier right down the street from the theatre, if you want a little pre-show cocoa. I highly recommend both.
Butch Mamas is a comedy about, well, butch mamas. […]

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My friend Kyle Schickner of FenceSitter Films is looking for support for his next project, a series of 5-minute webisodes called “Rose By Any Other Name…”!
Kyle tells me, “It’s a comedy about a lesbian who falls in love with a man having to look at her life and slowly comes to terms with being […]

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I published an article on Bilerico earlier this week. Check it out here. Titling it “The Week of Bi-Bi’s,” I wrote about my recent observations on biracial and bisexual representations in movies and on tv. Seems like there’s a lot of bi-bi going on lately, and I thought I would put in my two cents. […]

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My friend Mike Szymanski wrote an interesting article here about District 9 and The Time Traveler’s Wife. I just saw both of the movies he’s describing — and loved one of them, can you guess which one?
Have you seen either of these films? Email me and let me know what you thought…

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LOGO, MTV’s LGBT channel, is airing Bi the Way, the first ever feature-length documentary about bisexuality. Bi the Way came out last year and screened at LGBT film festivals around the world. (Yes, you read that right: first-ever, and it only came out last year.) Now it’s going to be showing on that little box […]

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I was out of town last weekend, and had limited internet access (and at times, no access!), so I wasn’t able to do my weekly blog update. But now I’m back.
Bi Pride is happening in San Francisco this Wednesday, so if you’re in the Bay Area, come and join the fun! All the details […]

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All the details are here: http://www.amyandre.com/abcde.pdf.

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***Please Forward Widely! Buy Your Tickets in Advance!***
The 2009 National Queer Arts Festival presents:
Testimonies, Chisme, Spilling the Tea: An Evening of Poetry
Monday, June 8, 2009
Doors Open at 7pm; Show at 7:30pm
SOMArts
934 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA
Tickets: $12 - $20
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/66077
A literary event sure to sparkle, rectify and incite, as established & emerging poets scratch the page with […]

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CALL FOR ACTORS!
“Translations” Queer People of Color Production
Debuts at National Queer Arts Festival in San Francisco in June!
AUDITIONS: Friday 5/1/ 2009, 6PM – 9PM
To schedule, for address/directions to the audition, or for more information, contact Nico Dacumos at nicodacumos@gmail.com.
THE STORY:
Friends are re-united through their family histories, discovering decades-long love affairs born during student protests in […]

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My friend Jack, who’s getting his master’s degree in the same place I did, at San Francisco State University’s Sexuality Studies Department, is reaching out to bisexual visual artists, for a very exciting project. Check out his website for all the details. This is your opportunity to get your work displayed in a gallery, while […]

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