$25 – Advance Tickets
$30 – At Door
BlobCo, Big Gay Hudson Valley and the Rosendale Theatre are thrilled to present the Hudson Valley premiere of “Fucktoys”! Featuring an hour of live burlesque and pole dancing, and a special pop-up from Crush Pleasure Shop!
To properly celebrate the cinematic achievement that is Fucktoys we’ve put together an incredible line-up of bawdy burlesque and provocative pole dancing, hosted by the incomparable Ginger Maraschino, and featuring performances from Megabeth, Sometimes Sonya, Moxie Lynn, Nosferthotu and The Provider.
Want to take the excitement home with you? Crush Pleasure Shop will be on hand selling sexy toys and slutty treats and other high quality, body safe, affirming products.
Doors at 6:45
Show at 7:30
About Fucktoys:
Part-time sex worker, full-time chaos magnet, AP is convinced that the universe has it out for her… and she might be right. In Fucktoys — the wild, unfiltered debut from writer/director/star Annapurna Sriram — AP seeks a cosmic reset after a swampy tarot reading (courtesy Big Freedia) tells her she needs $1,000 and a sacrificial lamb to lift her curse. Armed with neither, she sets off on a bizarre quest with her kindred spirit Danni (Sadie Scott) through Trashtown, USA — a dystopian, neon-drenched sprawl of assorted oddballs, Tom of Finland cops, and strip clubs galore.
Channeling the cinematic stylings of French New Wave, cross-pollinated with the rebellious vibe of 90s-era Gregg Araki, Fucktoys is rude, crude, unhinged, girlypop middle finger to filmic convention. The film features a spunky and beloved cast that includes 13 Reasons Why’s Brandon Flynn, The Comeback’s Damian Young, and a knockout performance by Heated Rivalry’s François Arnaud Sriram’s Fucktoys does not disappoint. The film took home a Special Jury Award at both the SXSW and Fantasia Film Festivals, and has been amassing a slew of other audience awards, critical acclaim, and accolades throughout its festival run.
Starring:
Annapurna Sriram, Sadie Scott, François Arnaud, Big Freedia, Damian Young and Brandon Flynn
No one under the age of 18 will be admitted.