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Hot sexy events Sept 8-14

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    Pub date September 8, 2010
    WriterCaitlin Donohue
    SectionSex Blog

    Well bless my Star Wars! All that tassel twirling and shimmy-shimmy of burlesque, at times it seems you can’t turn around with a eyeful of curves hitting you at full speed in this town. Not that I’m complaining. But I must admit, I’ve always been concerned – when do the sci-fi aficionados get  their very own night of burlesque beauties? One would think that more would follow in the steps of   LA’s Devil’s Playground, which performed a mind-busting strip down of C3PO and even Jabba the Hutt this spring. Disturbing? Hot? Both? Maybe I’m worrying too much — but when does SF get a piece of that action? Leave it to Bombshell Betty to heed my heart-felt cry for our darling and economically life-affirming nerds (you know we’re a cradle for Tech 2.0 or whatever, right?). Strutting the stage on a very special night at the Elbo Room (Tues/14) will be any number of ladies loving the heroes, the bad guys, the technology, the far-fetched cleavage of the sci-fi genre that you would think just begs for a little more spec-ta-ta-tacular exploitation. Oh wait. Lara Croft. Never mind.

     

     

    Man on Sex

    See now, this is why Fringe Festivals exist. Though the first of these theater fairs – which usually feature randomly chosen productions for maximum wierdness – was in Scotland, San Francisco stage folk flock to our fair city like there’s no tomorrow. It all makes a wonderful backdrop for Man on Sex, James Schneider’s new solo show of sexual collage. Think Shakespearean penis, a lonely trucker, and a hetero man who can’t seem to pinpoint the allure of strippers. Fringe, right?

    Through Sun/19

    Wed/8 9 p.m., $10-12.99

    Exit Theater

    156 Eddy, SF

    (415) 673-3847

    www.sffringe.org


    Aftercare Workshop with Daddy Wendell

    BDSM scenes require a different sort of after love-love. Of course, it doesn’t take a genius to suggest that those bruises and sores can be alleviated by a soak in a candlelit bathtub, but the professor behind this course – Daddy Wendell, who is offering up a phalanx of one-off classes at Femina Potens this week – is pro enough to know how to get at those subcutaneous hurts and aches. We’re talking, you know, emotional upkeep. Get down on it, you lovers and fighters.

    Fri/10 7-8:30 p.m., $25

    Femina Potens gallery

    2199 Market, SF

    (415) 864-1558

    www.feminapotens.org

    www.facebook.com


    Explore Ecosexuality

    “I haven’t been so excited about something since the feminist porn wars,” classic adult film star Annie Sprinkle once told me of her new project series with partner Beth Stephens. Stephens and Sprinkle are pioneering the field of ecosexuality, which recognizes the sensual relationship that one can share with the natural world. Are you down with the dirt? Elated by the ocean? Perhaps you will enjoy their class, in which they’ll detail 25 ways to love the world around us. 

    Thurs/9 6-8 p.m., $15-20 sliding scale

    Good Vibrations

    1620 Polk, SF

    (415) 345-0500

    www.goodvibes.com


    Trash or Treasure: Kinky Rummage Sale

    The acquisition of clothes is a funny thing. Self consciousness can drive us to binge, a desire to strut like a peacock can drive us to buy, and hell – the two don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Whatever the reason, if your closet of sexual playwear is full to bursting, you can tote those corsets and cod pieces on down to San Jose, where you will be blessed with an audience of buyers eager to rifle through the leather, lace, and love you acquired over the years. 

    Sun/12 1-5 p.m., $5 buyer $25 seller

    Pierce Ink

    48 Race, San Jose

    (408) 280-6699 

    www.soj.org


    Sci-Fi Burlesque

    Sample names of performers at this event: Madonna May-Hemm, Pearl E. Gates, Vadge O’Fonor, and… Pickles Kintaro? Somebody please explain that pun to me, I’m feeling less than vocabularic right now. Tunes by Fromagique.

    Tues/14 9-11:30 p.m., $10-15

    Elbo Room

    647 Valencia, SF

    (415) 552-7788

    www.elbo.com

     

     

     

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