HALLOWEEN: Take it like a man

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HALLOWEEN: Take it like a man

POSTED: Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 4:42 PM

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Last week in our Arts section, Daniella Wexler told you about a slew of local Halloween haps, but that only scratched the surface. For the rest of the week we'll countdown the days to Halloween with a list of even more options to keep you spooked over the weekend.

To celebrate four years of tit-illating performances, the ladies making up the Liberty City Drag Kings & Burlesque are throwing a Halloween-themed costume fest at Tritone (1508 South St.) on Sun., Oct. 31 at 9 p.m. The Notorious OMG will be MCing the event, which will include a tassle-twirling competition, music by DJ evil v, and performances by current (Heather Coutts, Puppett L'Artist) and former (Lance Fennig, Roi Ovarian) LiCK members. This is definitely a party that'll allow your craziest costume fantasies come to life. Do it up!

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