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GMCW presents A Summer Soirée with Leslie Jordan

August 15, 2020 at 7:00PM ET

Join us on August 15 at 7:00pm EST as Emmy Award-winner and "Quarantine Queen" Leslie Jordan hosts a special evening for GMCW. There will be virtual performances by GMCW, special guests, a silent auction, and much more.

Online auction starts Friday, August 7 at 12 noon EST. The auction will close on Sunday, August 16 at 11:59pm EST.

Event Co-Chairs: Shawn Morris, John U. Robinson, and Dr. Erich Sommerfeldt

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Special Guest Leslie Jordan

We are thrilled that Emmy Award-winning actor and "Quarantine Queen" Leslie Jordan will be our special host for a brand new fundraiser, A Summer Soirée! Mr. Jordan is perhaps best know for his role as Beverly Leslie on NBC-TV's Will & Grace, and for his comedic turn as Earl "Brother Boy" Ingram in the cult classic film Sordid Lives. Mr. Jordan has appeared on TV Land's The Ex'es, Fox's Raising Hope, and ABC-TV's The Neighbors among others. He starred in several seasons of FX-TV's American Horror Story, and recently starred in Fox-TV's The Cool Kids and the British TV series Living the Dream. He has enjoyed rapturous reviews for his original stage play My Trip Down the Pink Carpet and for his off-Broadway debut in Lucky Guy.