
Recap: TueNight Live: Photos from “FLASH”
On September 25, TueNight Live steamed things up with our latest issue — FLASH. Braving the (appropriately named) flash floods outside, we cozied into the couches of Industrious to talk flashbacks, hot flashes, fevers and desert orgies.
All photos by Erika Hokanson.

Margit introduced the evening and a flash of skin. Dig her “Trouble Maker” temporary tattoo from Tattly.


Activist Sara Berliner describes her organization Vote Like a Mother, as one that promotes acceptance, equity, justice

Tracey made us laugh with a tale of her first hot flash in the five Kübler-Ross stages.

Jen reads her story of getting pregnant, going through menopause and learning the ukulele.

We were delighted to witness her first public performance, adapting Peggy Lee’s Fever into a hilarious (and also poignant?) meditation on menopause and aging.

TueNight newsletter editor Karen Gerwin introduced her good friend, Sue Kramer.

Sue brought us stories from her past bodies — from the Playboy mansion to Paris — and how her sex today is even better.

We ended our first half with a very frank, very saucy conversation with Domina, who gave us five tips for mind-blowing sex. With a few props. Mm-hmm

We took a quick break, A great opportunity to try on a new t-shirt from Vote Like a Mother.

Or get another glass of wine from Winey Neighbor or bottle of water, courtesy of Hint Water. Thank you, sponsors!

We caught up with good friends and made new ones.







We returned to a powerful performance piece by artist Nancy, Nowacek who jumped rope over a spoken word performance called, ‘Comrades of Time’.

Margit and Adrianna took a moment to announce a surprise goodie bag from sponsor MedAmour.

Of

Susan McPherson reads about her super useful first hot flash, in the Finnish Arctic.

Nina

It was a great night! Thanks to everyone who came and don’t miss our next event, our 5th Year Birthday Party in Brooklyn on October 23. Early bird tickets available now!
Want more photos? See our TueNight Facebook page.
Leave a Reply
Tell Us in the Comments
What do you think?