Smut Slam - Take Control International Womens Day

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Smut Slam – Take Control International Womens Day

Thursday 9 March, 202

Event by Smut Slam Scotland, Fay Gibson and Roisin Kenny Caird

University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre , University of Glasgow 11 Chapel Lane Glasgow G11 6EW

Free tickets at EvenBrite

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In collaboration with HIV Scotland, it’s your favourite game of sexy, verbal Twister: SMUT SLAM!

This storytelling Open Mic based on real life, real lust, real sex is back for another blast of Smut on March 9th in honour of International Women’s Day. The event is Pay What You Can and the theme is “Take Control” – Stories of times you took control of your own sexy self in the bedroom, whether trying a new kink, discovering your inner dominant, or even taking control of your sexual health and body. Maybe you gave someone else control in a safe environment, or maybe you found that asserting yourself felt GOOD. However you interpret it, come along and tell all for the chance to win!

Guest hosted this month by previous Smut Slam Glasgow producer, Roisin Kenny Caird, the Smut Slam features real-life, first-person sex stories, guest stories from our panel of celebrity judges, and also THE FUCKBUCKET, a convenient and funnily named receptacle for all your anonymous questions and confessions!

PLUS this month’s special edition of the Slam is in collaboration with HIV Scotland as part of their International Women’s Day celebrations, and they will be there on the night to encourage all of YOU to TAKE CONTROL of your sexual health! HIV Scotland is a community-led charity, advocating for people living with and affected by HIV in Scotland. HIV Scotland are proud to collaborate with Smut Slam International to celebrate women and empower sexual agency and autonomy. Come say hi at our stall!

****SEXY PRIZES, including sex Toys and Vouchers from our ever fabulous sponsors Luke&Jack

Kathleen Hughes (So You Think You’re Funny Finalist 2021, Funny Women Semi Finalist and LGBT New Act Award Semi Finalist)

Chris Thorburn (As seen on BBC Scotland, the Now Show and Breaking the News)

Andrea Preston (Smut Slam Scotland Producer and Kinky Songwriter)

Agnes from HIV Scotland

Ross McFarlane – poet, performer, writer on queer horror podcast Folxlore

MORE TBC

SMUT SLAMMERS sign up on the night to tell a 5-minute dirty story, based on their real lives, and a lucky eight to ten names will be drawn at random.

RULES: – avoid reading from a page/phone (You can have some notes if it helps you keep your place) – no costumes or props (this is not theatre) – only five minutes (with a one-minute grace period) AND – the story must be real and have happened to you. Stories often are funny and/or epic win, but we want to encourage people to consider sharing their sad, disturbing, poignant, serious, simple and/or “fail” experiences, too.

IMPORTANT: Smut Slam is queer-friendly, kink- and vanilla-friendly, fat-friendly, sex worker-friendly, virgin-friendly, poly-friendly, … we’re really, really friendly. We welcome people with all types and amounts of sexual experiences. We DO NOT welcome stories involving racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other kind of discrimination, objectification, or fetishization of a person. All stories must be CONSENSUAL! This event is for those 18 and over.

NOT A SMUT SLAMMER? Don’t worry. The audience is in for a good time at SMUT SLAM! Sit back and enjoy. All we ask is: – No interrupting. – No heckling. – No necking in the front row. Doors open at 7pm and the smut starts slamming at 7:30 – don’t miss it!

This special edition of the Smut Slam will be Pay What You Can.

ACCESSIBILITY: The ARC Glasgow is located in the West End of Glasgow, just off Byres Rd at 11 Chapel Lane, G11 6EW. There are many options for public transport nearby, including Kelvinhall subway station (5 minute walk), Partick train station (13 minute walk), and bus stops on Great Western Road (11 minute walk).

Step-free access

There is step-free access to Level 2, our publicly accessible ground floor.

Toilets

Accessible and ambulant toilets are available throughout the building, as are gender neutral toilets. We have a Changing Places toilet located on Level 1, our lower ground floor; please ask at reception for support.

Baby feeding and changing

Baby feeding and changing facilities are available on Level 2. This includes access to a fridge, microwave, bottle warmer and sink.

Assistance dogs

You’re welcome to bring along your assistance dogs. Water bowls can be provided at Reception.

Blue Badge parking and drop off

The closest Blue Badge parking bay is located on University Place.

Please contact ARCEnquiries@glasgow.ac.uk should you need to arrange accessible drop-off and parking immediately next to the ARC.

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Written by : Pat Byrne

Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.

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