A Show Is Born!

Sacred Underwear: Nuns and Mormons Revealed!
World Premier / Staged Reading
Friday, August 12th, 7:30 - 10:30 p.m. - $5
Q Nite @ Cafe Ole, 126 S. Warren Street, Trenton, NJ (map)

Comedians Dale Sorenson and Kelli Dunham have exceptionally shady pasts. Dunham started her adult life in a convent. And Sorenson grew up in the Mormon Church. In this world debut, staged reading of their one dyke, one fag show, the ex-Mormon and former Sister Mercy tell all!

All your burning questions will be answered ...

• What goes on in those convents and temples?
• Do nuns really wear canvas bras?
• What's up with those wacky Mormon undergarments?
• Is nun-on-nun action as hot as they say?
• What happens if Mormons drink caffeine?
• Or if nuns play basketball?

And, most importantly, what were such nice queers doing in places like that?

Discussion and Q&A with the artists will follow the performance.

About Kelli Dunham
www.kellidunham.com

Kelli Dunham is your typical skateboard-riding, houseboat-dwelling, utililkilt-wearing, ex-nun dyke stand up comic. You may have seen her performing on the main stage at Long Beach (California) Pride, emceeing Ladyfest South or Capital Rainbowfest, doing stand-up while standing up on a ladder at the LGBT Business Expo in New York, or caught her on Showtime Network's Penn and Teller Bullshit. She recently released her debut comedy CD, somewhat defensively titled "I am NOT a 12 Year Old Boy."

About Dale Sorenson
www.dalesorenson.com/comedy

When not wearing his thumbs down to little nubs playing video games or crawling though dark bars in search of drunken Swedish ballet dancers, Dale Sorenson plays the New York City Stand-Up Comedy Scene like a seasoned Bus Station Hustler. He's appeared on MTV, Showtime and The Style Network and at top clubs including Caroline's on Broadway, Stand-Up New York, Gotham Comedy and Comedy Cellar. He was recently featured in both the Gay & Lesbian Business Expo Comedy Showcase and the American Family Council's Most-Notorious Sodomites Gala Dinner. He received great accolades at the former and several discrete, yet disturbingly-vivid propositions from Republican Senators at the latter.