Siinpool sood: Cocktail Auer with House of Auer (FI)

Cocktail Auer is coming to Estonia! The drag culture project Siinpool sood will launch in Tartu with a performance by the stunning Finnish drag collective House of Auer!

House of Auer is one of Finland’s most famous drag collectives, featuring Slaya Bit, Boney Ämmä, Victoria Line, and Yulia Vagina. They are an astonishing, constantly changing drag ensemble from the suburbs of Vantaa, that never ceases to amaze. Since 2016, they have been creating drag art that crosses boundaries, combining old and new, familiar and unknown. They have performed all over Finland, including the Flow Festival and Drag Me To HEL events. In Estonia, they have previously performed at Viljandi’s first-ever known drag show and at the iconic Sveta Bar in Tallinn.

The cabaret night Cocktail Auer is inspired by dusky jazz bars, New York’s neo-rich decadence and Vantaa’s honesty. Expect style, decadence, camp, and glamour! House of Auer will be joined on stage by local drag artists participating in the Siinpool sood project. The event is supported by the Finnish Institute in Estonia and TelepART Mobility Support. This project is part of the main programme of the European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024.

ON STAGE
BONEY ÄMMÄ (FI)
SLAYA BIT (FI)
VICTORIA LINE (FI)
YULIA VAGINA (FI)
ANU THE DRAG QUEEN
DELFI ORAAKEL
HELMEHIRMUTIS
LABIA KOIDULA
OLEANDRO
TEMAKE
VILMA VAGINOSIS

STAGEHAND
DYKEONAUT

SCHEDULE
Doors open at 20.00
Show at 21.00
The show is in two parts.
TICKETS
Limited quantity of early bird discount tickets 10 €
Regular ticket €15
Discounted ticket (students, seniors) €12
At the door 15 €
Patron tickets (includes a House of Auer special cocktail) 25 €, 35 €

Limited accessibility for people with mobility disabilities: Club Gutenberg is located on the 4th floor and is only accessible by stairs.

“Siinpool Sood” is a drag culture project happening in Tartu, Estonia, in 2024. Its aim is to empower queer arts, provide a platform and visibility for local drag artists, and demand more space and recognition for queer art. Within the project, there are workshops, performances, drag shows, and additional events taking place, with the goal of introducing the Estonian drag scene, educating, and delving into its past, present, and future.