Storytelling Budapest

Brace yourself, Budapest: SMUT SLAM IS BACK. Budapest's only community dirty storytelling open mic rolls back into town on Weds, April 8th
Budapest's only community dirty storytelling open mic rolls back into The Pulse for another celebration of smut on Wednesday, April 8. The theme for this slam is "LESSONS LEARNED."

Not every s3x story has a lesson, but some of them really do, and we want to hear 'em!

• Wednesday, April 8 • doors at 19:00, slam at 19:30
• Location: The Pulse, Ó u 37
• Tix: 4000HUF/adv, 5500HUF/door
• Strictly 18+

Get your ticket at: https://www.eventbrite.it/e/smut-slam-budapest-lessons-learned-tickets-1983351754488

Smut Slam features real-life, first-person sex stories, special prizes, amazing guest judges, and also THE FVCKBUCKET, a convenient receptacle for all your anonymous questions and confessions! NOTE: this event is for people 18 and over.

19:00 - arrive early to save your seat, grab a drink, buy some Smut Slam merch
19:30-22:00(ish) - a good old-fashioned Smut Slam (with one break)

EVENT LANGUAGE: English
SMUT SLAMMERS sign up on the night to tell a 5-minute dirty story, based on their real lives, and a lucky six to eight names will be drawn at random.
RULES:

• no notes
• no costumes or props
• only five minutes AND
• the story must be real and have happened to you.

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 involving racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or any other kind of discrimination. All activities depicted must be CONSENSUAL!NOT A SMUT SLAMMER? Don't worry. The audience is in for a good time at SMUT SLAM! Sit back and enjoy.
All we ask is:

• No interrupting.
• No heckling.
• No necking in the front row.

WE PRACTICE SAFER SMUT! DO NOT ATTEND if you are feeling poorly! There will be more slams!

*** Smut Slam Budapest encourages attendees to test before coming to the show, and to wear a mask indoors. This remains one of the best ways to protect yourself against getting sick from COVID or any of the other airborne diseases going around.