The Rockstar Storytellers: Erotica & Romance

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Storytelling isn't an art form most of us typically associate with getting it on. But if hearing young, hip, well-dressed artist types telling steamy stories of bonetastic adventures (and mishaps) doesn't get your blood flowing south, you may want to get your hormones checked. Sure, the bill technically says "erotica and romance," but if we know the sarcastic wit common to the Rockstars, the performances will lean more naughty than sappy. The team has more than sarcasm in common; each member brings energy, skill, and polish to the stage, honed in independent acting, writing, and spoken-word careers. Expect none of the shifting-uncomfortably-in-your-seat moments common to open-mic erotic spoken-word performances, but if you're still nervous, a couple of cold ones will get you ready for an evening of filthy entertainment. If we're lucky, Rockstar Courtney McClean will break out a couple of tunes from her naughtybilly band, the Dirty Curls. (Photo by theogeo)
Sun., Jan. 31, 7 p.m., 2010