"An always daringly incendiary brand of queer cabaret." –Philly Weekly

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Get Ready, Get Pegged ...
Beep Beep, Cabaret on Wheels
A Rose is a Rose
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LATE NIGHT SNACKS

A Party With An Expiration Date

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A month-long cabaret fever dream featuring a collection of local and international performers

An annual celebration of the cabaret community near and far in a pop up bar every September as part of the FringeArts Festival and Opera Philadelphia's O-Fest. Come party like it's 2019 but make it pandemonium chic.

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Get Ready, Get Pegged ...

GET PEGGED CABARET

Ambitious, Audacious One-Night Stands

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Have a late-night round with peg and an ever-evolving cast of characters

The Beards lure you inside a reimagined La Peg with singular costumes and musical arrangements. Your host Peg introduces uncensored entertainment from the daring, delightful, queer, and dangerous performers from Philly and beyond.

HERE'S TO YOU, PEG
Beep Beep, Cabaret on Wheels

The Beardmobile

A Cabaret Love Tour on Wheels

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A Socially Distanced Performance Hug for Philadelphia

The Beardmobile is a big, gay mobile performance unit, glitterfully outfitted for socially-distanced performances and political actions. We're taking it out on the road for a Love Tour with truck stops around the city. Each performance is curated by a slew of amazing Philly-based artists and organizations and hosted by a rotating roster of Beards' hosts.

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A Rose is a Rose

Rose:

you are who you eat

by John Jarboe

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A true story of gender cannibalism

What if someone told you that your gender stemmed from an act of fetal cannibalism? That eating your twin in the womb is what made you the way that you are? How would you swallow that information? And where would it take you?

Presented by Works & Process at the Guggenheim and CulturalDC

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