That's gay!

Vancouver's favourite queer comedy show, That's gay! comedy is back again for Pride Month on Friday, June 26 at 7pm at Little Mountain Gallery! Hosted by Erin Purghart and Jess Lupini, featuring Vancouver;s funniest homos: Alannah Brittany, D Fretter, Eve Ghostkeeper, Tin Lorica & DJ On! This show is sponsored by Bisou: a connection app built on Vedic astrology — a more accurate astrology app that does more than just astrology. Made to tell you more about every relationship in your life: romantic partners, friends, and the people already around you. It's not just a dating app. It's not just an astrology app. It's the place where self-discovery and real connection meet. One free drink for every app download!All are welcome – whether you're queer, trans, straight, questioning, or just drink oat milk because you're lactose-intolerant – you don't have to be queer to enjoy comedy by some of the city's best comedians who just so happen to be queer!That's gay! comedy has run for 4 years and sold out every single time! That's gay! has been presented by Just For Laughs VANCOUVER and Vancouver Fringe, and featured in Radio Canada, The Georgia Straight, The Tyee, The Ubyssey, Vancouver Guardian and Vancouver Magazine!
This show will be presented in the Salazar Stage (Main floor).
This show is produced and curated under a rental model, independent of Little Mountain Gallery. If you have questions or comments on this performance please contact the producer at [email protected]
Accessibility
Please note that the venue has two separate spaces, upstairs and downstairs. All show listings should indicate which room they’re in on the description. Please ensure you note the location as both spaces do not have the same level of accessibility.
The front entrance has power assisted doors.
There’s a powered lift from street level to the main performance space.
The venue has six private washrooms on the main floor, one of which is fully accessible with a power assisted door. The theatre doors to the main space are not power assisted at this time. The second floor is not accessible and is up two flights of stairs.
We encourage patrons requiring wheelchair seating message us ahead of performances so we can arrange seating at [email protected]