JINGLE ALL THE GAY On-Demand!

Kitten N' Lou present:

JINGLE ALL THE GAY!

STREAMING ON DEMAND TO YOUR LIVING ROOM THIS DECEMBER!

It's time to REJOICE: Seattle's beloved holiday tradition returned to the LIVE stage this December… and we're offering up ON DEMAND STREAMING of the 2021 production for folks all over the globe to enjoy! The past two years have us all feeling the importance of gathering strength and power as a community more than ever, and many of you outside of Seattle made Jingle All The Gay your new holiday tradition last year. Don't miss the brand new surprises, characters, and magic of this year's production, from the comfort of your own living room!

Featuring an all-star cast of theater,
burlesque, cabaret, dance, drag, and musical luminaries!

Kitten N' Lou
Cherdonna Shinatra * Jeez Loueez (NOLA) * ilvs strauss
* RedBone (San Francisco) * Nicholas Bernard
Markeith Wiley * Kylie Mooncakes *
Woody Shticks * Lola Van Ella (St. Louis) * Tito Bonito (LA)

After co-producing an iconic decade of Homo For The Holidays in Seattle, Kitten N' Lou ushered in a new chapter of this beloved holiday tradition to critical and audience acclaim….Jingle All the Gay! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay…and can be enjoyed by folks around the globe this year!

Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes online in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and be part of continuing this essential community holiday tradition… ensuring it's survival for years to come!

"Jingle All the Gay's New Cast F*cking Sleighs!" (The Stranger)

Praise for Kitten N' Lou productions:

"Passion and camp that's otherwise missing in Seattle's theater scene..." (The Stranger)

"Feminist icons!" (The Australian Times)

"Genius!" (Huffington Post)

"Insanely fun to watch" (Verbicide Magazine, 2014)

"Underneath the fabulousness, there's real dancing going on…" (Seattle Weekly)