Q-Lit Festival: Panel - Main Character Energy
Description
💫✨ Taking Up Space in the Entertainment World ✨💫
Polite representation is officially out. Join the entertainment greats, Andy Balloch, Samuel Gaskin and Thomas Jaspers, as they ditch the scripts and reveal the messy, glorious reality of navigating the entertainment biz. Get ready for an outrageously fun session on unapologeticly putting yourself out there and the absolute thrill of taking up space.
⏰ Saturday Night Out schedule
5:30pm - Come on in!
6:00pm - Panel - Main Character Energy
7:00pm - Bar break
7:30pm - Words & Wine (learn more and book here)
8:30pm - Bar break
9:00pm - The Darkroom (learn more and book here)
10:00pm - Formalities end
10:30pm - Bar closed
✨ See full festival program here
https://www.q-lit.com.au/queer-nostalgia
🍷 Food & Drink
This event will have a bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and the surrounding area has a range of dinner options.
🎟️ Tickets
All tickets are equal and we encourage you to pay-as-you-can. Free tickets are available to anyone from the community, no questions asked - email hello@q-lit.com.au to secure a free ticket.
🌻 Access
The Auslan ticket is available to anyone who requires Auslan interpretation - selecting this ticket will alert our team to the need for an interpreter and this service will be arranged for the event.
This venue is wheelchair accessible, has gender neutral bathrooms, and a quiet space will be available throughout the event. A social story will be available within the program on our website.
There will be friendly Q-Lit volunteers throughout the event who can guide you, be someone to chat to, or introduce you to others in the community.
🚲 Travel
Nearest train station - Southern Cross
Nearest tram stop - Stop D6 Victoria Police Centre/Flinders St
Nearest parking - Siddeley Street
📷 Video & Photography
Photos and video of the event may be used on socials and in advertising, if you do not wish for your image to be used please let someone from our team know.
📣 Q-Lit
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