Sexual Space Walk Theatre

This event will be postponed until the new year due to rising COVID numbers. However, we will be doing a scene workshop live stream on November 20th from 3pm-7pm SK time. Feel free to tune in.

We will be live-streaming for 24 hours STRAIGHT! Come watch us and donate! Help us bring prairie-made Queer theatre to audiences across Canada. By donating to our forthcoming tour of The Gay Card, you will be ensuring that Queer actors and artists are paid a living wage, but also aiding in our professional development as up-and-coming artists. RSVP on Facebook Events at https://fb.me/e/8a6XLUp4i

We will be live-streaming for 24 hours STRAIGHT! Join us Friday, November 20th, and help us fundraise for The Gay Card's tour! During this 24-hour long event, there will be ukulele playing, eating, mental breakdowns, improv, karaoke, game playing, cooking and interviews & performances with some of our good friends! You can donate at any time on our Go Fund Me... https://www.gofundme.com/f/gaycard Or by sending us an interact e-transfer at [email protected]

Fuck boys and cold pizza slices. Set in a conservative, small Canadian city, The Gay Card is a play about three gay men who grapple with love, consent, and the hyper-sexualization of the queer community in this modern snapshot of online dating and hookup culture. There are a lot of lonely gay men in the world. We live in a culture of disposable relationships: this culture has been under assault for as long as it has existed. A legacy of trauma, persecution, and death has left... most queer people struggling to connect to ourselves and to one another. The Gay Card invites audiences into the lives of three young gay men who are searching for love and connection. Each of these men have their own experiences and difficulties attempting to thrive in the age of digital connection. This play explores and addresses issues of consent, internalized homophobia, and the intrinsic human need to be loved. The Gay Card examines queer relationship dynamics in a way that is alternatingly funny and heartbreaking. This is an engaging and relatable play for queer and non-queer identifying audiences alike.