Writers, readers, actors and more with performances about sex, sensuality, and the steamy side of life.
Second Thursdays at United States Art Authority, beginning September 9, 2010.
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Come join us as we celebrate the gorgeous complexity of gender identification and expression in all of its perspectives in this very special BedPost Confessions! With a performance by author Sophia Agepedis, readings by professor Andy Campell, social justice advocate Morgan Robyn and the sexy-smart
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From the rear end: a humorous sex story and confessions from the November 2011 audience.
At our October 2011 show, Rosie Q made a presentation on the elusive vampire beetle, Odontolabis Cruentus. Her presentation was unexpectedly (and thrillingly) refocussed, however, when audience member Missy D volunteered to share her personal experiences with the insect. Since then, many audience me
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Two of the BedPost Confessions co-producers (Julie Gillis and Sadie Smythe) have New Year’s posts on their respective blogs. Ringing in the new year, from Julie~ I believe in a kind of magic. “Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerni
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This month BedPost Confessions is celebrating the diversity of the feminine with the All Female BedPost Confessions! Between YOUR audience confessions, sexy readings by Rosie Q., Sadie Smythe and Kate M., poetry by Harmony Eichsteadt, and a Cello performance by Jen Mulhern, this BedPost Confessions
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Visit our Confessions tab to read all the confessions from our December, 2011 show at Spider House Ballroom – and a few from Cheer Up Charlie’s, too.
We love sex. We love safe sex. We love men who love safe sex. Ergo, we love Bret Beene. Bret got an enthusiastic reception for this poem at this month’s all-guy BedPost Confessions. We wonder: shouldn’t this poem be taught in schools? Protected Thrown in the throes Shirts flying higher t
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It’s no secret: We love men! Our all guy show celebrated the diversity of male experience, and dressing up in jackets and ties helped get us in the spirit.The girls were alright. And the boys rocked the house. (See us January for an all-gal show. Whoa, baby.)
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