pride entertainment
Performers are subject to change lesbian and bisexual themes that goodwill and enhancing cultural
FANS OF JIMMY CENTURY
and may not be listed in perform- portray characters in their complex- understanding.
The San Francisco bay area’s alterna-
ing order. ity and diversity both historically and
tive dance group releases groovy, tasty
contemporarily.
electronica delivered with unique &
PRIDE STAGE
exciting appeal. Best known so far for
their debut single “Hot Sahara” which
helped steam up The L Word in a scene
now known by L Word loyalist as “the
Hot Sahara Scene.”
RIZI NASELE TIMANE
GAY MEN’S CHORUS Rizi challenges the Status-quo and
OF SAN DIEGO encourages the LGBT Community to
The Gay Men’s Chorus of San Diego continue to move towards achieving
ASK ALICE is dedicated to musical excellence Full Human Rights while at the same
All Rock! – That’s what Ask Alice by producing high quality choral time, asking our opponents to stop
promises, and that’s what this performances, as well as actively their hatred, ignorance and persecu-
all-queer band delivers. Two guitars, a supporting and promoting the gay tion of our community. Watch Rizi’s
JORDAN REIMER
set of drums and a pair of lungs make community as goodwill ambassadors 30 second TV comercial at www.
Her acoustic style and indie-pop songs
up the instruments of this Long Beach through music. rizigospel.com.
are a breath of fresh air. A voice so
based band.
unique that it catches you completely
JOSH DUFFY SAN DIEGO WOMAN’S CHORUS
by surprise and sucks you in, hook, line
Not your typical Pop Star, Josh’s debut Through musical expression, the San
and sinker!
album ARTIFICIAL is an eclectic mix Diego Women’s Chorus encourages
of Pop, Rock, and Dance. Contagious women’s creativity, celebrates diver-
melodies and his distinctive voice sity, and inspires social action.
introduce a fresh new sound to the
mainstream market.
MARA LEVI
Mara Levi is a Smart Pop musician who
CULTURE SHOCK specializes in transcending musical
LIPS
A non-profit hip-hop dance troupe genres and building live multi-layered
Cross-dressing waiters from this fun
dedicated to cutting-edge entertain- loops to accompany her songs. Her
and entertaining club and restaurant
ment, dance education and outreach music is catchy and intelligent, and
will be on hand to lip-synch to racy hits
to diverse communities. They are a mixes bluegrass, hip-hop, folk, pop,
by Bette Midler, Cher and other divas.
troupe of individuals who, through the and jazz. SPEKRFREKS
power of music and dance, cultivate SpekrFreks consists of two individuals,
self-worth, dignity, and respect for all Edwin Jesus and Bryan Phillip, who
people. create their own sound by combine
dirty beats with raw and hypnotizing
vocal hooks.
DANYAVAD
Danyavad plays live original Middle
Eastern flavored music featuring the
electric sitar, tribal drum beats and
PASACAT the belly dancing Shimmy Sisters.
SAN DIEGO KINGS CLUB
One of the longest established They create an atmosphere of Middle
The San Diego Kings Club has per-
Philippine dance companies in the Eastern lounge mixed with Indian
formed across Southern California and
DIVERSIONARY THEATRE U.S. pascat’s mission is to preserve vibes and rock.
throughout the region.
Founded in 1986, the mission of the and promote the Asian Pacific culture
They can also be seen performing on
theatre is to produce plays with gay, through the arts, thereby, extending
the Lavender Stage.
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