Studio 45 Live: Out on the Floor
Step into Studio 45 Live…
When you walk through those doors, you’re entering another world where everyone is totally free. It’s Pride month, baby, and this edition is all about what it means to come OUT. Out of the closet, out of your comfort zone, out on the dance floor, out into the world as your full, unapologetic self.
Disco has always been the sound of queer liberation, from the Stonewall era to the Paradise Garage to right here, right now, at The Trestle. Join us for a celebration of that legacy with all the glitter, fierce energy, and liberation we can muster.
Co-hosted by Velvet Divine and a brand new co-host fresh from the “mainstream network” who thinks this is a serious television broadcast. She has no idea what’s about to happen to her. 😏
Featuring incredible performances by:
👑 Tasker Morris (drag)
🎭 Grace Lazarz & Patrick (clown)
🌙 Midnight (drag)
🎤 Shawna Lutzow (standup comedy)
💀 Mary Muerte (drag)
THE VIBE:
Studio 45 Live is a queer disco variety show in the style of a 70s TV variety hour. Think Sonny & Cher, Carol Burnett, and Laugh-In, but queerer than your wildest dreams. Join us for host comedy bits, a live announcer, audience participation, incredible performers, and a storyline between your hosts that unfolds across the night. Every show has a new theme, a new co-host dynamic, and a new reason to dance.
This is your invitation to experience disco transcendence: a sanctuary where queer energy fills the room, where chosen family gathers, and where we transform the night through connection.
DRESS CODE: Studio 54 realness! Think 70s glamour, disco ball accessories, sequins, platforms, and anything that makes you feel like the star you are.
THE LOWDOWN:
📍 The Trestle Inn, 339 N 11th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
🗓️ Thursday, June 11th
🚪 Doors at 6:15pm | Show at 7pm | Disco dance party to follow
🎟️ $25-30 PWYC sliding scale | NOTAFLOF (No One Turned Away For Lack Of Funds)
👥 Limited capacity • 21+ event
🚇 Accessible via public transit, parking nearby
🍸 Full bar available
“Disco was a haven for inclusion and acceptance… as soon as they stepped foot into the disco they were safe and not only were they safe but they were included, they were accepted, they were part of the scene.”
See you on the floor. 🪩
