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From September 8, 2023
to September 9, 2023

Tickets are General: $20 (Student/Senior/Arts Worker: $15)

Venue

BMO Incubator

This performance is

THOTS & PRAYERS

by Ajahnis Charley, in association with The Theatre Centre

‘Thot.’ Noun, informal. Definition: a person who has had many sexual encounters— the exact opposite from the kind of nerdy gaymer Daniel is. But at a dance party where he attempts a death drop… He literally dies.

When he awakens at the gates of Gay Heaven, a mighty, flighty and problematically white-y God reveals that he does not have enough ‘Homo Points’ to enter. So, in a series of sketches, the little twink relives the gayest age, 22, to manufacture new moments and prove that he belongs. THOTS & PRAYERS is a solo sketch comedy show by Ajahnis Charley about giving life in the afterlife, and the wicked ways white gays rule over queer culture.

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