A clenched fist in the foreground is superimposed over a background of red and black radiating lines, with silhouetted figures representing various professions and performances.

FemMenThem Queer Cabaret

LXCL:Your seat at the table.

Working Class

LXCL:A little extra directly supports the work that makes this night possible.

Union Dues

LXCL:You’ve got a little more, so you give a little more.

Solidarity.

LXCL:Because artists deserve more than exposure.

Living Wage

LXCL:Put your money where your politics are.

SEX WORK IS WORK!

LXCL:Disposable income looks better when you dispose of it here.

Redistribute The Wealth

LXCL:Congratulations, comrade. You have disposable income. We know what to do with it.

Patron Of The Proletariat

NOTAFLOF

Artists are workers. Caregivers are workers. Immigrants are workers. Mothers are workers. Sex workers are workers.And smack dab in between Labor Day and &nbsp;Sex Worker Pride, we&rsquo;re putting that labor&mdash;and the fight for dignity, safety, autonomy, and liberation&mdash;center stage.Through drag, burlesque, dance, circus, comedy, and performance art, our cast explores labor in all its forms: the work we&rsquo;re paid for, the work we&rsquo;re expected to do for free, the work society refuses to recognize, and the labor of keeping ourselves and each other alive. This is celebration. This is protest. This is cabaret. PAY ARTISTS. PAY SEX WORKERS. PAY PEOPLE WHAT THEY&rsquo;RE WORTH.

You&rsquo;re in, comrade. 🔨💋🪩Thank you for supporting&nbsp;LABOR OF LOVE and, more importantly, the artists and community behind it.Your ticket isn&#39;t just admission to a show. You&#39;re helping us create a space where queer art can be political, messy, joyful, confrontational, sexy, and accessible.Come ready to tip your performers, make some noise, and take care of each other.Sex work is work. Art is work. Care is work. Community is work.And labor deserves to be paid.See you at Jacque&rsquo;s. ❤️FemMenThemSex work is work. Pleasure is political. Solidarity is sexy.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/hxn9dbuhd/image/upload/v1786662517/wysiwyg/nduqirg9dd8dnmmr6doi.png" style="width: 89px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto 5px 0px; text-align: left; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; -webkit-user-select: none; max-width: 100%; position: relative; box-sizing: inherit;" fr-original-style="width: 89px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto 5px 0px; text-align: left;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable">

Artists are workers. Caregivers are workers. Immigrants are workers. Mothers are workers. Sex workers are workers.And smack dab in between Labor Day and  Sex Worker Pride, we’re putting that labor—and the fight for dignity, safety, autonomy, and liberation—center stage.Through drag, burlesque, dance, circus, comedy, and performance art, our cast explores labor in all its forms: the work we’re paid for, the work we’re expected to do for free, the work society refuses to recognize, and the labor of keeping ourselves and each other alive. This is celebration. This is protest. This is cabaret. PAY ARTISTS. PAY SEX WORKERS. PAY PEOPLE WHAT THEY’RE WORTH.

FemMenThem Queer Cabaret

Labor Of Love

79 Broadway St