Battie Bwoy Fi Dead!!!

Bulletyme, Dixon Place, Enforced ArchThe Dixon Place Presents: Battie Bwoy Fi Dead!!! Get ready to laugh, cry, and think as Bulletyme The Artist takes you on a journey you will never forget. See life through the eyes of The Sissy, The DL Thug, and The Spiritual Guru. After surviving bouts with suicide, failure, and family tragedy, he created this show to remind the LGBT community why self love is the most important lesson one will ever learn.

Film and Photography - Prince Alexander Lutomirski Artistic Design - Ronie Reives

The Dixon Place Lounge is open before, during, and after the show. Proceeds directly support Dixon Place's artists and mission.

Trials & Tribulations

Anja Keister

ANJA KEISTER

Anja Keister is a compassionate 'Mover' to be on the look out for! Drawing from her background in performance art and stage productions, Anja Keister sets out to create original burlesque acts that explore the ideas of beauty, femininity, gender roles and the cult of pop culture. Combining spectacular theatricality with the bizarre, Anja thrives in the New York neo-burlesque scene, pushing audiences to question their own definitions of what is beautiful, what is sexy, and what makes them uncomfortable. Always a fan of the beauty of decay and deconstruction, Anja Keister hopes to change herself and the world with every garment she removes.

“Burlesque is known for its feathers and silk and neo-burlesque also incorporates a lot of the fetish world into the acts, so often there can be a lot of leather involved. Sticking to my ethical beliefs has been quite a challenge, but I feel it’s only made me more creative in my work. How does one have a feather boa or fan without feathers? I’ve had to do a lot of research and in fact I’ve documented and journal a lot of this work, frustration and discovery in my blog: The Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Vegan Burlesque Performer.” -Anja Keister