Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

After a year-long hiatus, The Coming Out Monologues reignite with new creative partnerships, sponsor backing, and venue 

Amidst a backdrop of rising anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiment, The Coming Out Monologues takes a stand this October to amplify and celebrate queer voices and stories through a compelling series of performances. Presented by the Calgary Queer Arts and RBC, this festival is not just an event—it’s a vibrant call to action for compassion, understanding, and solidarity.
Event Details:
  • Dates: October 25-27, 2024
  • Location: The Confluence (Burnswest Theatre), Calgary
What to Expect: This year, over 75 storytellers applied, and 18 were selected to share their unique and powerful stories on stage. These individuals come from a rich tapestry of backgrounds, each bringing their truth to the spotlight—ranging from tales of courage and self-discovery to narratives of resilience and community. Highlights include Daphne Dike-Hart’s inspiring journey from Nigeria to founding Black Pride YYC.
 
“Now, more than ever, it’s vital to stand with queer voices, listen, and act with compassion. The Coming Out Monologues are not just for queer audiences; they invite all Albertans and families to experience diverse human stories and perspectives,” says Shone Thistle, Executive Director of Calgary Queer Arts Society, producer of The Coming Out Monologues. “Despite the political climate, we see the true spirit of Alberta—a community that is kind, inclusive, understanding, and accepting. A place where 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, youth, and their families can express, be who they are, and see themselves.”
Reckless Daughter Creative Partnership: New partnership with Reckless Daughter Creative, a FLINTA+ theatre collective. This collaboration promises to enrich the monologues with innovative theatre techniques and emotional depth, guiding participants to express their identities and stories more powerfully.
 
“The Queer Arts Society has always been an inspiring space that offers support and assures 2SLGBTQIA+ creatives that our voices have a place in Alberta. Partnering with them is about more than just theatre; it’s about creating a platform for people to share their stories, connect, and find community”  Says Madeleine Taylor-Gregg, Co-Founder of Reckless Daughter Creative. 
 
Why It Matters: These monologues are more than performances; they are an opportunity for all of us—queer or ally—to gather, learn, and grow. They challenge the status quo, foster connections, and celebrate the diverse spectrum that makes Alberta.
 
Support the Cause: By attending, you support local queer artists and contribute to a broader narrative of inclusivity and respect. Your presence matters—as it not only supports the artists but also sends a powerful message of solidarity and acceptance.
 

Ticket Information

  • Standard Ticket: $25.00 
  • Flex Packages
    • Buy tickets for two nights – Save 15% 
    • Buy Tickets for all three nights – Save 25% 

At the Confluence (Burnswest Theatre) from October 25th to October 27th, 2024. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.calgaryqueerartssociety.com/the-coming-out-monologues-2024

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Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

After a year-long hiatus, The Coming Out Monologues reignite with new creative partnerships, sponsor backing, and venue 

Amidst a backdrop of rising anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiment, The Coming Out Monologues takes a stand this October to amplify and celebrate queer voices and stories through a compelling series of performances. Presented by the Calgary Queer Arts and RBC, this festival is not just an event—it’s a vibrant call to action for compassion, understanding, and solidarity.
Event Details:
  • Dates: October 25-27, 2024
  • Location: The Confluence (Burnswest Theatre), Calgary
What to Expect: This year, over 75 storytellers applied, and 18 were selected to share their unique and powerful stories on stage. These individuals come from a rich tapestry of backgrounds, each bringing their truth to the spotlight—ranging from tales of courage and self-discovery to narratives of resilience and community. Highlights include Daphne Dike-Hart’s inspiring journey from Nigeria to founding Black Pride YYC.
 
“Now, more than ever, it’s vital to stand with queer voices, listen, and act with compassion. The Coming Out Monologues are not just for queer audiences; they invite all Albertans and families to experience diverse human stories and perspectives,” says Shone Thistle, Executive Director of Calgary Queer Arts Society, producer of The Coming Out Monologues. “Despite the political climate, we see the true spirit of Alberta—a community that is kind, inclusive, understanding, and accepting. A place where 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, youth, and their families can express, be who they are, and see themselves.”
Reckless Daughter Creative Partnership: New partnership with Reckless Daughter Creative, a FLINTA+ theatre collective. This collaboration promises to enrich the monologues with innovative theatre techniques and emotional depth, guiding participants to express their identities and stories more powerfully.
 
“The Queer Arts Society has always been an inspiring space that offers support and assures 2SLGBTQIA+ creatives that our voices have a place in Alberta. Partnering with them is about more than just theatre; it’s about creating a platform for people to share their stories, connect, and find community”  Says Madeleine Taylor-Gregg, Co-Founder of Reckless Daughter Creative. 
 
Why It Matters: These monologues are more than performances; they are an opportunity for all of us—queer or ally—to gather, learn, and grow. They challenge the status quo, foster connections, and celebrate the diverse spectrum that makes Alberta.
 
Support the Cause: By attending, you support local queer artists and contribute to a broader narrative of inclusivity and respect. Your presence matters—as it not only supports the artists but also sends a powerful message of solidarity and acceptance.
 

Ticket Information

  • Standard Ticket: $25.00 
  • Flex Packages
    • Buy tickets for two nights – Save 15% 
    • Buy Tickets for all three nights – Save 25% 

At the Confluence (Burnswest Theatre) from October 25th to October 27th, 2024. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.calgaryqueerartssociety.com/the-coming-out-monologues-2024

Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

After a year-long hiatus, The Coming Out Monologues reignite with new creative partnerships, sponsor backing, and venue 

Amidst a backdrop of rising anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiment, The Coming Out Monologues takes a stand this October to amplify and celebrate queer voices and stories through a compelling series of performances. Presented by the Calgary Queer Arts and RBC, this festival is not just an event—it’s a vibrant call to action for compassion, understanding, and solidarity.
Event Details:
  • Dates: October 25-27, 2024
  • Location: The Confluence (Burnswest Theatre), Calgary
What to Expect: This year, over 75 storytellers applied, and 18 were selected to share their unique and powerful stories on stage. These individuals come from a rich tapestry of backgrounds, each bringing their truth to the spotlight—ranging from tales of courage and self-discovery to narratives of resilience and community. Highlights include Daphne Dike-Hart’s inspiring journey from Nigeria to founding Black Pride YYC.
 
“Now, more than ever, it’s vital to stand with queer voices, listen, and act with compassion. The Coming Out Monologues are not just for queer audiences; they invite all Albertans and families to experience diverse human stories and perspectives,” says Shone Thistle, Executive Director of Calgary Queer Arts Society, producer of The Coming Out Monologues. “Despite the political climate, we see the true spirit of Alberta—a community that is kind, inclusive, understanding, and accepting. A place where 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, youth, and their families can express, be who they are, and see themselves.”
Reckless Daughter Creative Partnership: New partnership with Reckless Daughter Creative, a FLINTA+ theatre collective. This collaboration promises to enrich the monologues with innovative theatre techniques and emotional depth, guiding participants to express their identities and stories more powerfully.
 
“The Queer Arts Society has always been an inspiring space that offers support and assures 2SLGBTQIA+ creatives that our voices have a place in Alberta. Partnering with them is about more than just theatre; it’s about creating a platform for people to share their stories, connect, and find community”  Says Madeleine Taylor-Gregg, Co-Founder of Reckless Daughter Creative. 
 
Why It Matters: These monologues are more than performances; they are an opportunity for all of us—queer or ally—to gather, learn, and grow. They challenge the status quo, foster connections, and celebrate the diverse spectrum that makes Alberta.
 
Support the Cause: By attending, you support local queer artists and contribute to a broader narrative of inclusivity and respect. Your presence matters—as it not only supports the artists but also sends a powerful message of solidarity and acceptance.
 

Ticket Information

  • Standard Ticket: $25.00 
  • Flex Packages
    • Buy tickets for two nights – Save 15% 
    • Buy Tickets for all three nights – Save 25% 

At the Confluence (Burnswest Theatre) from October 25th to October 27th, 2024. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.calgaryqueerartssociety.com/the-coming-out-monologues-2024

Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

After a year-long hiatus, The Coming Out Monologues reignite with new creative partnerships, sponsor backing, and venue 

Amidst a backdrop of rising anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiment, The Coming Out Monologues takes a stand this October to amplify and celebrate queer voices and stories through a compelling series of performances. Presented by the Calgary Queer Arts and RBC, this festival is not just an event—it’s a vibrant call to action for compassion, understanding, and solidarity.
Event Details:
  • Dates: October 25-27, 2024
  • Location: The Confluence (Burnswest Theatre), Calgary
What to Expect: This year, over 75 storytellers applied, and 18 were selected to share their unique and powerful stories on stage. These individuals come from a rich tapestry of backgrounds, each bringing their truth to the spotlight—ranging from tales of courage and self-discovery to narratives of resilience and community. Highlights include Daphne Dike-Hart’s inspiring journey from Nigeria to founding Black Pride YYC.
 
“Now, more than ever, it’s vital to stand with queer voices, listen, and act with compassion. The Coming Out Monologues are not just for queer audiences; they invite all Albertans and families to experience diverse human stories and perspectives,” says Shone Thistle, Executive Director of Calgary Queer Arts Society, producer of The Coming Out Monologues. “Despite the political climate, we see the true spirit of Alberta—a community that is kind, inclusive, understanding, and accepting. A place where 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, youth, and their families can express, be who they are, and see themselves.”
Reckless Daughter Creative Partnership: New partnership with Reckless Daughter Creative, a FLINTA+ theatre collective. This collaboration promises to enrich the monologues with innovative theatre techniques and emotional depth, guiding participants to express their identities and stories more powerfully.
 
“The Queer Arts Society has always been an inspiring space that offers support and assures 2SLGBTQIA+ creatives that our voices have a place in Alberta. Partnering with them is about more than just theatre; it’s about creating a platform for people to share their stories, connect, and find community”  Says Madeleine Taylor-Gregg, Co-Founder of Reckless Daughter Creative. 
 
Why It Matters: These monologues are more than performances; they are an opportunity for all of us—queer or ally—to gather, learn, and grow. They challenge the status quo, foster connections, and celebrate the diverse spectrum that makes Alberta.
 
Support the Cause: By attending, you support local queer artists and contribute to a broader narrative of inclusivity and respect. Your presence matters—as it not only supports the artists but also sends a powerful message of solidarity and acceptance.
 

Ticket Information

  • Standard Ticket: $25.00 
  • Flex Packages
    • Buy tickets for two nights – Save 15% 
    • Buy Tickets for all three nights – Save 25% 

At the Confluence (Burnswest Theatre) from October 25th to October 27th, 2024. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.calgaryqueerartssociety.com/the-coming-out-monologues-2024

More Bad PR

Clientele: The Coming Out Monologues Reignite!

After a year-long hiatus, The Coming Out Monologues reignite with new creative partnerships, sponsor backing, and venue 

Amidst a backdrop of rising anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiment, The Coming Out Monologues takes a stand this October to amplify and celebrate queer voices and stories through a compelling series of performances. Presented by the Calgary Queer Arts and RBC, this festival is not just an event—it’s a vibrant call to action for compassion, understanding, and solidarity.
Event Details:
  • Dates: October 25-27, 2024
  • Location: The Confluence (Burnswest Theatre), Calgary
What to Expect: This year, over 75 storytellers applied, and 18 were selected to share their unique and powerful stories on stage. These individuals come from a rich tapestry of backgrounds, each bringing their truth to the spotlight—ranging from tales of courage and self-discovery to narratives of resilience and community. Highlights include Daphne Dike-Hart’s inspiring journey from Nigeria to founding Black Pride YYC.
 
“Now, more than ever, it’s vital to stand with queer voices, listen, and act with compassion. The Coming Out Monologues are not just for queer audiences; they invite all Albertans and families to experience diverse human stories and perspectives,” says Shone Thistle, Executive Director of Calgary Queer Arts Society, producer of The Coming Out Monologues. “Despite the political climate, we see the true spirit of Alberta—a community that is kind, inclusive, understanding, and accepting. A place where 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, youth, and their families can express, be who they are, and see themselves.”
Reckless Daughter Creative Partnership: New partnership with Reckless Daughter Creative, a FLINTA+ theatre collective. This collaboration promises to enrich the monologues with innovative theatre techniques and emotional depth, guiding participants to express their identities and stories more powerfully.
 
“The Queer Arts Society has always been an inspiring space that offers support and assures 2SLGBTQIA+ creatives that our voices have a place in Alberta. Partnering with them is about more than just theatre; it’s about creating a platform for people to share their stories, connect, and find community”  Says Madeleine Taylor-Gregg, Co-Founder of Reckless Daughter Creative. 
 
Why It Matters: These monologues are more than performances; they are an opportunity for all of us—queer or ally—to gather, learn, and grow. They challenge the status quo, foster connections, and celebrate the diverse spectrum that makes Alberta.
 
Support the Cause: By attending, you support local queer artists and contribute to a broader narrative of inclusivity and respect. Your presence matters—as it not only supports the artists but also sends a powerful message of solidarity and acceptance.
 

Ticket Information

  • Standard Ticket: $25.00 
  • Flex Packages
    • Buy tickets for two nights – Save 15% 
    • Buy Tickets for all three nights – Save 25% 

At the Confluence (Burnswest Theatre) from October 25th to October 27th, 2024. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.calgaryqueerartssociety.com/the-coming-out-monologues-2024