SENSORIUM: Glory Hole x High F@ggotry x TUSH
This series is a collection of famed Seattle drag entities. Over three weekends, you can literally bathe yourself in performance! The infamously experimental drag collective Glory Hole takes week 1, followed by Miss Texas 1988’s High F@ggotry in week 2, and ends with 2026 Stranger Genius Award winner TUSH in week 3 all set on the immersive SENSORIUM installation at Base Camp Studios 2.
Glory Hole – November 14, 8pm – Performances by:
Beau Degas, Soggy Clair, Miss Texas 1988, and special guests: Kelly Langslay and The Bonnies!
High F@ggotry Hotline – November 21, 8pm – Performances by:
Miss Texas 1988, Londyn Bradshaw, Anita Spritzer, Rowan Ruthless, Betty Wetter and Queen Andrew Scott.
TUSH – November 28, 8pm – Performances by:
Betty Wetter, Keyes, Moscato Sky, Pussy Willow, Miss Texas 1988, and a special guest TBA.
TICKETS: https://www.strangertickets.com/events/186911856/glory-hole-x-high-f-ggotry-x-tush
About Glory Hole
Glory Hole is an experimental drag and performance art showcase that seeks to create unique,
immersive drag experiences. Originating as a one-off basement show where five performers
were invited to forgo the typical four-minute lip sync, Glory Hole grew into an award-winning
show where audiences might see and interact with truly anything—durational work,
improvisations, interactive visual art installations, and pop-up performances, which
spontaneously occur over the course of a night. The glory is in the unexpected.
About High F@ggotry
Created to highlight Seattle’s hottest, most original, and most acclaimed queer artists, High
F@ggotry is a place for performers to put their wildest ideas and most classic talents into
action. On top of quarterly shows at the Unicorn, High F@ggotry collaborates across mediums
to showcase a wide net of queer talent. In this edition, High F@ggotry presents: Hotline! A
continuous track of beeps rings that tie together sultry phone conversations, dial-tone glamour,
and signal boosting pop divas! The question is, what happens when a stranger calls?
About TUSH
TUSH has been a staple of Seattle drag and entertainment since Betty Wetter stepped foot in
the Clock-out Lounge back in 2018. Featuring two casts of seasoned performers and a rotation
of world-class guests, TUSH has created a space for exceptional art and community.
Audiences have become family with each passing year as TUSH has grown. Stepping out from
their usual home on Beacon Hill, what happens when you take this cast and put them into an
immersive new space? Let’s find out!
About SENSORIUM
SENSORIUM is an immersive installation at Base Camp Studios 2. Seven visual artists will
construct an “eclectic mansion” of rooms, each with a distinct aesthetic voice, from minimalist
to maximal. Using sculpture, murals, textiles, found objects, video projection, and lighting, the
installation will create layered, sensorial spaces that visitors can walk through and inhabit. The
experience of each room will act to mirror our nervous systems in the face of constant
overstimulation from technology. SENSORIUM was collectively curated by Esther Loopstra and
Alaina Stocker, with input from Alana O’Farrell Rogers.
Visual artists include: Loopstra, Stocker, Nadia Ahmed, Maayan Haim, Nahom Ghirmay, Marisa
Manso, and Cam Smith.
A central feature of this installation is collaboration. Outside of daytime gallery hours,
SENSORIUM will serve as a set for evening performances in a cross-disciplinary series where
dance, drag, and visual art intersect. Alana O’Farrell Rogers has curated a not-to-be-missed
line-up, including her own Alana O. Rogers Dance Company; drag performances from Seattle’s
best: TUSH, Glory Hole, and High F@ggotry; and CO-, the dance production company famous
for blending cutting edge dance with socializing at their Performance + Party events.
Gallery hours when performances are not in session will be posted on a weekly basis.
SENSORIUM will also host a figure drawing session and an artist talk-back during the run of
the show. Stay tuned for more information on these events.