LIMELIGHT, ITS TIME WE FACED THE MUSIC
MCVF Residency Program presents: LIMELIGHT, ITS TIME WE FACED THE MUSIC. Celebrating blues, jazz, funk, and soul standards and featuring the best black queer performers in San Francisco. Writen and performed by Felatio “BJ” Browne. Plays on March 18,19,20 and 25,26,27 - 8pm pre-show 9pm Showtime.
Hazardous Waste Project – Call for Submissions
The Hazardous Waste Project explores how our society treats marginalized communities and calls attention to the danger underground artists pose to the mainstream, to small-mindedness, to stereotypes and to the status quo.
LEAGUE OF BURNT CHILDREN
Rendering the classic texts of the queer canon through visual media, spoken word and performance. Weekly Book Meetings and Monthly Situations at MCVF. First Read: Jean Genet's 1943 "OUR LADY OF THE FLOWERS" March 9th at 6pm.
I AM A MAN
MCVF Residency Program presents: I AM A MAN, an exploration of gender expectations and masculinity. Writen and performed by Dazié Rustin Grego. Plays on February 25-27 and March 4-6 At 8pm.
Well Hung Gallery Series: “With Violent Disregard”
With Violent Disregard, a collection of 14 new illustrations on canvas and watercolor paper by Serbian artist, Boris Jovanovic (bespokegrafiks.com). Violent Disregard features digital print media that calls attention to a reflection on male homoerotic violence.
Our Mission
MCVF's mission is to nurture the development of Queer Performers,
Educators and Activists by providing them with Artist in Residence
Programs and Arts programming. We believe that the process and
product of creative activity have equal value, that all talent is worthy
of development, and that artistic expression is essential to our
community's health.