Name: Life’s A Peach
Start: 2023-10-02 19:30:00
End: 2023-10-02 22:15:00
Location: The Glory

LIFES A PEACH

A cabaret at The Glory to raise awareness of and help remove the stigma around within the LGBTQIA+ Community.

Featuring:

Prince PeachStealia JobsAiden StricklandCupidStrawberry ShortcakeAnd More

Sadly, LGBTQIA+ people are 1 times more likely to develop depression and anxiety disorder compared to the rest of the population.

And 67% of trans people had experienced depression in the previous year and 46% had thought of ending their life

Its important now more than ever that as a community facing Anti-Trans Legislation that LGBTQIA+ people do not feel isolated or alone in with their Mental Health and that we work to remove the stigma and shame often associated with Mental Health.

So Prince Peach brings a night of fun and games with:

Perfomances from both Current and Upcoming LGBTQIA+ PerformersInformation from a Queer Mental Health Professional about access to Mental Health Services Games and Camp Monday Night TimeAlso, 15% of Each Ticket Sale will go to the Mental Health Charity, Mind which had personally helped the Founder of This Show

Tickets are 10 on OutSavvy and 12 On the Door. Pay it Forward is available to help those who may not be able to afford a ticket but would love a night of Queer Joy.

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