DRAG ME TO THE MOVIES is an interactive movie-going experience featuring drag artists, movie bingo and prizes. It’s hosted by Weird Alice + a special guest. This month we are screening the queer comedy DICKS: THE MUSICAL w/ pre-show by SYDNEY QUEST
Two self-obsessed businessmen discover they're long-lost identical twins and come together to plot the reunion of their eccentric, divorced parents.
Join Weird Alice and Sydney Quest for what is by far the most depraved song and dance to hit the big screen! DICKS is a "deeply silly, satirical, absurdist, R-rated queer musical based on The Parent Trap. It's for the gays and the open-minded. It's for the demented and depraved. It's the cinematic enema America has been so desperate for." - Nathan Lane
It's got certified hotties Megan Thee Stallion, Bowen Yang, Megan Mullally and Nathan Lane!
As always we will have prizes from our sponsors at Letterboxd and our friends Alysia Myette, New Moon Technocraft, Green Merchant, Gigi's House of Frills, The Candy Bar, Hot Shot Erotic Chocolate + more!
Run don't walk to catch your tickets!
$17.50 early bird/$20 adv/$25 doors!
Early Bird - $17.50 sold out
Advanced - $20
Door sales - $25 no guarantee there will be door sales available, if sold out online then no doors. If door tickets required, please contact the email above
ALL TICKETS ARE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL TAX AND SERVICE FEE
Email: info@watchwithweird.tv
2024/03/08 - 2024/03/08
Additional time info:
Doors at 6:30pm
Preshow at 6:45pm
Performances at 7pm followed by film!
Paradise Theatre
1006 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M6H 1M2
Currently, open captions are not available at this time for this film, we are working to add that to future screenings. The Paradise Theatre is a fully accessible venue for wheelchair users including a single-stall washroom on the main floor, a raised seating area for accessibility needs including movable seats for wheelchair companions, and is accessible on stage as well for wheelchair access for speaking guests. Additional washrooms are down a flight of stairs. The balcony is only accessible by a flight of stairs, there are no elevators in the building.
There is also braille signage throughout the theatre and lobby for low-vision attendees who require it. Please contact the Paradise Theatre or organizer directly if you have any questions about accessibility or would like to pre-reserve your seats in that section. Accessible seating does not require a reservation but there are limited spots available in that area.