Get Tix TODAY @ www.ptownarthouse.com

Saturday, July 25 @ 8pm
Sunday, July 26 @ 3pm *matinee*

$25 – All Ages

Art House Theater
214 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
508-487-9222

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“All The Kings Men are not only doing something in the performance world no one else is doing, they are all spectacularly wonderful people. It’s not only a pleasure to watch them, it’s a delight to work with them and know them.”
–Lynette Molnar, ‘Producer, Girl Power Events’

“ATKM is like a fucking clown car!”
–Lea DeLaria, ‘Jazz Musician, Broadway Diva, Actor Writer, Stand-Up Comic’

“I took a front row seat for these girls in Ptown because I have my own, personal favorite ATKM selections – Keep them on your radar!”
–Lori Michaels, ‘THE Dyke Diva’

“All The Kings Men beautifully blur those gender lines with cracker jack comedy”
–Poppy Champlin, ‘Fastest witted female comedienne on either coast’

Get your tickets for:

1. Pool Party on 7/25
2. Schooner Champagne Yacht Sail on 7/22
3. Whale Watch on 7/24
4. Plus many comedians and musicians!

http://regonline.com/splash

http://www.flickr.com/

Check it out… for a little background on LGBT history… and this summer’s girl splash event July 22-26, 2009!

http://tinyurl.com/6rxz9j

• Girl Splash, an event for women in the summer -July 22th – 26th, 2009
• Single Women’s Weekend – May 15th – 17th 2009
• Women of Color Weekend – June 4th – 7th, 2009

All performers have been totally awesome! Many laughs have been had and new friends made! Can not wait for Michelle Paradise event tonight at the Crown and Anchor–a singing contest judged by Michelle and Kate Clinton, Jennie McNulty, and Mimi Gonzalez! It will be the hottest event of the week right along with the party at the Pied tomorrow with Michelle so we can meet her! We are such big fans of her show on Logo and also her short film called the Ten Rules… we saw it a few years ago and have been big fans ever since and totally knew her show on Exes and Ohs would be awesome…

Lynette Molnar talks about changing the world one party at a time… in Bay Windows…

About Michelle Paradise

http://www.edgeboston.com/index.php?ch=parties&sc=&sc2=news&sc3=&id=77014

When Lynette Molnar, lesbian entrepreneur extraordinaire, was honored as one of Provincetown’s “Superwomen” by Provincetown Magazine a couple of years ago, it was no surprise to anyone in P-Town, where “Molnar” is synonymous with “amazing”. Molnar is not merely an entrepreneur, but also a successful, talented photographer, an activist, an event planner and creator, and a marketing guru. Molnar’s passion for the LGBT community has led her to create many now-infamous Ptown events, including Single Women’s Weekend, Women of Color and Allies Weekend, Women’s Week, the “Kiss-In”, and Girl Splash, a new summer event in Provincetown.

If you’re like me, just reading about those activities was enough to make you winded. But for Molar, those achievements are just the tip of the superwoman’s iceberg. She has also co-curated the first international art exhibition on AIDS, and founded a San Francisco photography mentoring program for homeless youth, which is now in its twelfth year. Actively involved in local town boards and advocacy groups, Molnar is also a volunteer with many charitable organizations, including the Human Rights Campaign, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, National Center for Lesbian Rights and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Molnar has received myriad honors and awards, including a National Endowment for the Arts photography fellowship, four Ohio Arts Council individual artists fellowships, two Greater Boston Business Council small business leadership awards, and NGLTF’s community service award.

Her business strategy? Simple, she says. “Figure out what’s missing in the world, and then create it.”

Molnar’s goals — both personal and professional — are clearly defined, a fact that is hardly surprising for the woman who was instrumental in leading the fight, in 1996, for Provincetown to support lesbian and gay tourism. “My professional goals are two-fold: First, as it always has been — to keep creating community for women and [second] to have as many lesbians experience Provincetown as possible. You shouldn’t die without having been here at least once,” she says. “My personal goal is to somehow be with the love of my life for the rest of my life.”

You cannot miss the depth of emotion Molnar conveys when speaking of her lover, the woman she calls her inspiration. “My lover is exceedingly creative, generous, and a genius,” she says.

Molnar offers Jane and Jane readers some unusual – but obviously effective — business advice. “Two things: Pick something you love to do so that even if you’re working 16 hours a day, it won’t feel like work. My second suggestion is somewhat unconventional as business advice: Pick someone to love who fits the equation: 1 + 1 = 3. Stay lovers and, among other things, you will always have a muse.

Sounds like Superwoman has met her match.

http://www.shemag.com/featured/featured_main.htm