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LIVE AND IN PERSON, “Elvis" and Kittie Glitter take care of business as hosts of this hilarious underground fight club. After a year's hiatus, this bizarre cultural phenomenon is coming out swinging with its 11th fight card. In seven elaborately staged rounds, this action-packed evening includes flim-flam fisticuffs, cartoon-like violence, below-the-belt comedy, and hot tah-tahs. Elvis' Birthday Fight Club answers the timeless schoolyard question of "who would win in a fight between..." The Fight Roster is a closely guarded secret, and trying to anticipate what the writer’s team will come up with is half the fun. Past matchups have included Princess Leia vs Xena Warrior Princess, My Little Pony vs. Leatherface, Freddie Mercury from Queen vs The Queen of England, and Dr. Frankenfurter vs. Dr Phil. The Legend of Fight Club The punch-drunk logic of Elvis' Birthday Fight Club is that "Commodious" (The King's toilet) is determined to make Elvis' dying wish a reality: that people would not only celebrate his birthday with cake and quaaludes, but also with backalley fisticuffs and "hot tah-tahs." Commodious has assembled the best "Elvis" he could afford and scored him a hot sidekick, Kittie Glitter. These two hosts oversee a subversive, surreal, and silly annual braw to honor The King of Rock N Roll.

Showtimes:

FRI JUL 22 | 7:30pm & 9:30pm SOLD OUT

SAT JUL 23 | 7:00pm & 9:00pm SOLD OUT

We will start an in-person waitlist one hour before the performance begins. Tickets will be offered to patrons on a first-come, first serve basis. We cannot guarantee that any tickets will become available. We recommend purchasing a virtual streaming ticket so that you can enjoy the performances from home!

Saturday's 9PM show is available to watch online, live on July 23! Purchase a $15 virtual stream ticket here: https://creativealliance.secure.force.com/ticket/#/instances/a0F4W00000ZsIeEUAV

Tickets purchased for JAN 14 & 15 are honored for the new date!

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Covid Safety Policy (as of March 4, 2022)

Amidst the ongoing effects of COVID-19, we continue to prioritize the health and well-being of staff, artists, youth, audiences, and our community. We are committed to following Baltimore City public health guidelines as we rehire, train, and work towards a full reopening in the fall. Thank you for bearing with us!

Vaccination Status:

• All patrons ages 12+ visiting Creative Alliance for performances, screenings, workshops, other theater-based gatherings, gallery openings, or events in the lobby are required to show proof of vaccination against Covid-19. Proof of vaccination may include a physical card, a photo of a complete vaccination card, or digital immunization records. All patrons over the age of 18 will be asked to show a photo ID with their vaccination card.
• Patrons that are not vaccinated are required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test completed within 48 hours of the event time. All patrons over the age of 18 will be asked to show a photo ID with their test results.

Masks: 

• Creative Alliance strongly recommends that visitors continue wearing masks in the building to protect staff, volunteers, artists, and vulnerable members of our community. Creative Alliance staff and volunteers will continue wearing masks in the building to help keep our community safe. 
• Visitors are strongly encouraged to wear facial masks regardless of vaccination status. Creative Alliance recommends that masks be worn at all times unless actively eating or drinking and be replaced when not eating or drinking. 
• Creative Alliance may still require masks at certain events or performances based on artists’ requests. Patrons should continue checking our website or contact the Box Office for information about specific events.

Food/Drink:

• Our bar will be open and beverages will be available for purchase and consumption prior to and during theater-based events. Outside food and drink are prohibited.

Spacing: 

• Events will be at full capacity. We are a small venue and physical distancing will be very limited.  For theater-based events, you will likely have fellow audience members sitting directly next to, in front of, and behind you, at a distance of less than 6 feet.