Dresden's only community dirty storytelling open mic is back on Monday, April 24, trying out the chill vibes at Kulturhafen as we look for our Dresden home. Our theme for April's slam? "BLOOMING." Spring is coming, reminding us that we all at one point spread our petals with the help of encouragement shining down. Or you know, whatever it was where we felt we could really open up. It's a metaphor, work with it!

** Prizes from njoy toys and the Smut Slam International Armoire of Mystery!
** Drinks on sale at the bar. Drink responsibly and tip well!

7:30-8pm: browse our merch, write your Fuckbucket, and grab a drink
8-10pm: a good old-fashioned Smut Slam!

Created and hosted by professional perv Cameryn Moore, the Smut Slam features real-life, first-person sex stories from the audience, stories from guests and sometimes even celebrity judges, and also readings from THE FUCKBUCKET, a convenient and funnily named receptacle for all your anonymous questions and confessions!

IMPORTANT: Smut Slam is queer-friendly, kink- AND vanilla-friendly, fat-friendly, sex worker-friendly, virgin-friendly, polyamory-friendly, we're really, really friendly. We welcome people with all types and amounts of sexual experiences. We DO NOT welcome stories or fuckbuckets involving racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or any other kind of discrimination, or nonconsensual objectification or fetishization. All activities discussed must be CONSENSUAL.

SMUT SLAM is CREATED by Cameryn Moore, an award-winning playwright/performer, sex activist and educator, and former phone sex operator. When not performing, riding the train, or actually having sex herself, Cameryn writes Sidewalk Smut: custom type-written erotica as street performance and literary art.

WE PRACTICE SAFER SMUT! DO NOT ATTEND if you are feeling poorly! There will be more slams! We encourage you to test before the event, and wear a mask if you are at heightened risk for COVID. There will be an air purifier on stage to provide additional protection for individuals who wish to tell stories with masks off.