Twisted Windows: Till Death Do Us Part

Passion, elegance, and the macabre unite to celebrate life’s most sacred rituals, set against the hauntingly beautiful backdrop of a historic church re-purposed as a modern event space. Twisted Windows features our signature blend of exquisitely erotic, sensually subversive, and distinctly daring queer performance art as we take you through life’s most dramatic moments—where vows are spoken, and secrets unravel. From the lustful subcontext of a wedding to our seductive twist on mourning, each act will explore love, loss, and desire through the mediums of suspension bondage, pole dance, aerial acrobatics, and fetish artistry.

The evening will also feature alluring ambient rope performances, including a full kinky wedding processional, as well as a delectable mocktail bar.

Spire hosts worship services to elevate subculture arts and creative expression to the realm of the divine.

Photo: Dancehalldyke, tied by Sluttyhands. Pic by The Silence

Schedule: Doors open at 6:50pm; performances begin at 7pm. The event ends at 10pm.

Entry requirements: This event is 18+; ID required. All attendees must abide by our code of conduct and sign our release form. Alcohol is not served and not permitted.

Attire: Twisted Windows is an artistic fetish environment, and attendees are part of that environment. Wear what makes you feel amazing and seize this opportunity for your finery to be fully appreciated! Fetish or formal attire, leather/lace/latex, and lingerie are all appreciated. We particularly appreciate thematic attire – black tie, veils, something borrowed, something blue? Residential-friendly outside the venue, bits covered inside. No effort = no entry.

Accessibility: ASL interpreters are available upon request – please email twistedwindows@gmail.com by two weeks before the event to request an interpreter. The venue is a historic building with 6 stairs as the only means of ingress/egress. Twisted Windows COVID guidelines can be found here. Please contact the producers with questions about accessibility and accommodations.

As always, proceeds go to compensate performers/staff and to support the arts venue.