The NACB 2001 Play Party promises to be the place to be for deviant fun. With a theme of Sexual Diversity and a Celebration of all of our differences and similarities come out to meet old and new friends alike. No dress code enforced. This exciting new venue sports a seperate blood sports area, an intimate room where one may engage in fisting with a closed door, and a main Dungeon Room for all of the other play stations. A snack area which includes pop and chips by donation, coat check where you can unveil your body to the rest of us, personable DM’s, outside smoking area, smoke free dungeon, wheelchair accessibility, mood lighting on dimmers and SAFER SEX SUPPLIES in abundance. The Hall is a rented venue so please be considerate of not only the space but also the neighborhood. This event is proudly presented by jennifer s. of BIO. For more information on the Play Party, the House Rules, or to reserve your ticket, contact  Jennifer at biconplayparty@hotmail.com

More about the Film Presentation:
Schedule: 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Friday August 10
Woodward Instructional Resource Centre (2194 Health Sciences Mall), The University of British Columbia
TICKETS: $12 suggested donation at the door

“My latest movie isn’t about Bisexuality, per se, but practically all the major characters are Bi in some way, and they don’t make a big deal of it, and those are the kinds of characters I want to see in mainstream movies,” says Schickner, who is a bi-coastal activist of sorts, having been involved in Bi activism in New Jersey and now lives in Los Angeles. “This is the most Bisexual movie I’ve seen out in a long time,” he adds.
“Full Frontal” is a story that takes place in the adult film world and it focuses on the story of a promising independent filmmaker who ends up finding his niche in the porn world. Rather full of himself, the character named Anthony Rose, (played by Schickner) thinks his work is “art.” This pseudo-documentary-spoof shows a cacophony of characters on an adult movie shoot, and it shows how easily Anthony Rose’s “art” can unravel. Schickner, ironically, is spoofing his own foray into the adult world where he has won Best Bisexual Video in the Oscar of Porn, the GayVN Awards, twice for his Bisexual adult videos “Goosed” and “Goosed Again.” His “Encyclopedia Erotica” titles continue to be a best-selling Bi porn series, put out by his own distribution company Sell-0ut Productions. Also involved in “Full Frontal” is Bi writer Mike Szymanski, who is a co-producer and has a cameo in the film. Real-life Bisexual performers Tina Tyler, Vince Rockland, Sharon Kane, Paul Carrigan, Jeff Palmer, Drew Andrews, Peter Wilder and many others appear in the funny, erotic film which also stars mainstream actors such asKandeyce Jorden (“Star Maps”), Mark Hawkins and Christopher May. Also known for his Bi-themed first film “A Rose by Any Other Name,” Schickner has spoken at numerous Bisexual Conferences and was a keynote speaker at Los Angeles’ bi arts conference, BAFFLED (Bisexual Arts, Film Festival, Literature, Erotica & Drama).

Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite is the author of the novels Wigger and Ratz are Nice (PSP) (Alyson). His work concerns the lives of the working-class in his town of Victoria, BC. His writing has recieved The Canada Council of the Arts writing award and Victoria has honoured him with Best Emerging Writer. His recent work has appeared in “Maka: Diasporic Juks” (Sister Vision), “Butti Voxx”, “Best Gay Erotica 99 and 2000”, “RED ZONE: Victoria’s street peoples’ zine”, Fernwood’s “Sleeping Dragon”, “Fourteen Hills” (San Francisco State Literary Journal) and “The Harrington Gay Men’s Quarterly”. He has also performed at Lollapalooza, National Black Arts Festival, OUTWRITE 99, El Macambo, Incommunicado Books and Kooteny School of Writing. Braithwaite’s work will be soon appearing in “Blue Prints: An Anthology of Black British Columbian Literature and Orature” (ed. by Wayde Compton). “Opulence c/s” is from a new manuscript, a Rap/Be Bop novel, about two kids, one Native and one Black and set of their homies in Victoria, entitled More at 7:30. Braithwaite lives in a fugitive bunker in the Fernwood district of Victoria, BC.

Catherine “The Captain” Snowdon: “Offending Intimacies” is the Captain’s first collection of poetry, a chapbook published by Finewords Press. S/he has spent the last two summers studying at The Jack Keroac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University. S/he is currently living in Vancouver on Sebatical from hir job as a Street Outreach Counsellor. Presently, s/he is working on a new book of poems, 2 videopoems and a number of performance pieces. S/he also sporatically publishes a zine called, In Transit, and is a partner in Low Impulse Control Production, producing events