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20% Theatre Company's BACK TO THE 60s SALON

1960s Salon
MInneapolis, MN

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***Space Is EXTREMELY Limited***

Please join the members and board of 20% Theatre Company Twin Cities for our 3rd Salon Party - with a fabulous 1960s theme!

A Salon is a gathering of people to discuss, enjoy, and participate in the arts, ideas and life; held partly to amuse one another and partly to explore taste and increase knowledge. Our Salon is an evening of performance, food/drink, and conversation to delight the senses, all benefitting 20% Theatre Company Twin Cities.

WHEN:
Saturday, September 28, 7pm

WHERE:
The home of board Vice Chair, Mykel Ann Pennington
4226 Vincent Avenue South, Minneapolis 55410

WHO:
Anyone who wants to come - however space is greatly limited! 1960s-themed attire is encouraged but not required - and a simple google of 1960s fashion trends will show a wide variety of options, including hippies fashion, Twiggy, androgyny, mini skirts, pin-up, leopard print, mod, The Beatles and Brit rock, Jackie O, the current TV hit, Mad Men, and much more!

WHAT:
Cocktails and an abundance of refreshments are included in the ticket price. 20% Theatre Company artists and friends will perform - including Nicole Wilder, Drew Klinkert, and Carrie Akre! Photo fun provided by Rebecca Jean Lawrence Photography.

TICKETS:
$25 General
$50 VIP - Includes guest choice of 10 free raffle tickets or a $25 tax-deductible donation to 20% Theatre Company - which guests can decide upon arrival at the Salon.

Raffle tickets will also be available for sale at the Salon, and raffle prizes include 20% Theatre merchandise, tickets to local theatres, treats and more!

All proceeds go to support 20% Theatre Company.

The 20% Theatre Company Twin Cities is committed to supporting and vigorously promoting the work of female and transgender theatre artists, and celebrating the unique contribution of these artists to social justice and human rights. For more info, visit www.tctwentypercent.org.