ALTAR BOY TO GIRL by Kim Miles

For our Armchair Travellers who reside in Melbourne, a post about a show Kim Miles is putting on soon now.

There was a post here about one of Kim's films a couple of weeks back, so you may have seen that.

Kim's show, playing soon is called

Altar Boy to Girl







I personally really love Kim's film work.  Here is an essay I wrote about her a few years ago -

http://www.pureshitauscinema.com/profiles/miles.html

She is also a visual artist with a great style, and a performer too, so in ALTAR BOY TO GIRL, she will present an hour of talk, performance, nudity, and her art, at the renowned Butterfly Club for 6 nights, Jan 10 to 15.

There are $28 discounted tickets if kimticket is typed into box office page.

Butterfly Club info page - https://thebutterflyclub.com/show/altar-boy-to-girl

Facebook event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/581515543154551/?ref=newsfeed

Kim Miles' blog - https://digitalartbang.com/

Cheers,
Bill

Comments

  1. DJKJanuary 10, 2022 at 11:24 PM

    Hats off to Kim for putting on a successful show in extremely difficult times. I have not seen it but I have seen Kim's very happy report on the opening night and also an image from the show on Facebook. Here's hoping she posts a report on the show along and some images on this blog. Congratulations, Kim!

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  2. ptJanuary 10, 2022 at 11:45 PM

    Dear Kim, my congrats to you and my apologies for not being able to come to Melbourne for your show. This covid thing has added to my apprehension and wariness. I really wanted to attend but I just can't do it. If there is a video record of your show I would love to see it, or even just part of it.
    I hope your attendances are still viable for you Kim, considering the amount of work you've put into it.
    Peter.

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