Alleged Lesbian Activities: a performative lecture about New Orleans' disappearing dyke bars
with indee mitchell and Bonnie Gabel, co-directors of LAST CALL

Where did all the dyke bars go? Last Call Co-Directors Bonnie Gabel and indee mitchell will share their work documenting and interpreting the history of shuttered lesbian spaces in New Orleans, exploring what these spaces meant to the community that called them home, and what we lost when they went away.

Last Call is a New Orleans based ensemble that documents and interprets neglected queer history, creating connections between those who lived this history and those who have much at stake if it is lost.

Alleged Lesbian Activities was created by indee mitchell, Bonnie Gabel, nelle mills, Bear Hebert, Hannah Pepper Cunningham and LAST CALL

The LAST CALL podcast was produced by Rachel Lee, free feral, and Peter Bowling

Co-Sponsored by the BU College of Arts & Science, the Department of Sociology, and the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program

Alleged Lesbian Activities is supported by The MAP Fund, a program of Creative Capital, primarily supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Additional funds come from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Alleged Lesbian Activities is a National Performance Network (NPN) Creation Fund/Forth Fund Project co-commissioned by the Theater Offensive in partnership with Clear Creek Creative, Mondo Bizarro, and NPN. Additional support comes from Platforms Fund, Alternate Roots, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Junebug Productions, Dancing Grounds, the LGBT Community Center of New Orleans, and our community. The National Performance Network is our fiscal sponsor.