PINK 2013

PINK, now in its 16th year, is UofL’s student-produced amateur drag and variety show . It and holds the record as the longest running student organized fundraiser on U of L's campus. Proceeds benefit the Office for LGBT Services Study Abroad Scholarship Fund.

This year, faculty and staff are participating in a competition called "Making Change"  to see who students would like to see perform in the show.  For more on the competition, visit here.

A brief history of PINK:  PINK is an amateur drag and variety show entirely produced and performed by students, faculty and staff from U of L and local colleges and universities. Pink initially started December of 1997 as a way to raise money for a Ken Terrill endowment fund. The fund would later offer scholarships to LKimoraGBT students. Ken Terrill, known by students and faculty alike as “KT”, was an Associate Professor of Theatre Arts at the university for seventeen years. He was also a long-time advocate for gay, lesbian, and bisexual students. He was a faculty advisor for the Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual Alliance (GLOBAL) from its inception until his death in March of 1994. The award was endowed by KT’s family and friends as a lasting tribute to his commitment to students and the gay, lesbian and bisexual community.

EVENT DETAILS

Date:        Friday, March 22, 2013

Time:       8 p.m.

Location:  SAC Multipurpose Room

Price:       $5 students with ID

$7 faculty and staff with ID

$10 community members

$200 VIP tables, up to 10 guests

Tickets will be available at the door.