Suzanne Westenhoefer goes to the dogs - in Tulsa

Staff Report

Come on out to the IDL Ballroom in downtown Tulsa on Saturday, April 13 and enjoy a night with the Funniest. Lesbian. Ever.

Suzanne Westenhoefer. She’s bad…and she knows it.  She’s also rip-roaring hilarity wrapped up with a silver bow and a gift tag that says “Just Try Me.” All we have to say about that is…”Where do we sign up?” Stick with her and she’ll take you for a ride on the wild side with plenty of Pinot to keep it interesting.

Proceeds from the show benefit Therapetics Service Dogs of Oklahoma. Therapetics is non-profit agency that enhances the lives of individuals living with physical disabilities by providing them with highly trained service dogs. They are based in Tulsa but serve individuals across the state of Oklahoma (www.therapetics.org). Additionally, the Executive Director of Therapetics is a lesbian active in the LGBT community.

A service animal is any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. Service dogs are referred to in different terms such as, guide dogs, hearing dogs, seizure alert/response dogs, diabetic alert/response dogs, psychiatric service dogs, and mobility dogs.

There are several levels of seating to see Suzanne Westenhoefer:
The VIP Ticket - you will get one of the best seats in the house plus entry to a reception after the show with Suzanne herself in attendance! Limited number of VIP Tickets are available so don't wait!
General Admission Ticket - floor seating.
Discount Ticket - seats in the back as well to the side of the stage.

Tickets are $20-$50. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Show starts at 8:00pm. All ticket holders will receive soda, tea and water at no charge! Cash bar available. The IDL Ballroom is located at 230 E. First St. in downtown Tulsa. Seating is limited – so get your tickets now at www.suzannecomestotulsa.eventbrite.com.

For more information on the show or about the organization contact Susan Hartman at (918) 270-4226.