January 2013, The Month That Never Ended (til now) - Bingo Raises Bucks for South Africa AIDS Ride
Ah January 2013 - if you're any kind of regular reader of this here blog, you know that this January was quite packed with non-stop big changes - why, if my life were a TV show, January would have definitely been "sweeps" month - and cogent to the Will Clark Show, I got word that our residence in midtown west would come to an end after 10 challenging months. You can read my whole screed here, no need for me to go into it again. <smile>
In any event, our move to Uncle Charlies meant that I had to let our fabulous Chauncey Dandridge go. And so, as Chauncey had a work thing to be at during our actual last show in the old space, his last show with us was our January 31st show. It was a great show - fun and kooky, just the way I like it with the debut appearance of both drag queen Robusta Capp (who was brave enough and confident enough in me and our show to be one of my first guests in the new space) and a new good friend, Boylesque performer Matt Knife for whom I hosted his Homo Erectus show at Stonewall just two weeks later (I was even so inspired by he and his awesome band of performers that I did a short strip myself as part of the show). <smile and a little blush>
The charity, AIDS Ride South Africa, raised a few hundred dollars for the night and Bryan Urbaitis, the Director and COO of the org came in a Spiderman costume because.. well, why the hell not? <big smile!>
Will Clark has been involved with the erotic entertainment industry for 25 years. He has appeared in 48 XXX films, produced 10 Bad Boys Pool Partys and 10 Bad Boys on the Hudson events, 144 nights of "Cocktails with the Stars", 470 editions of "The Will Clark Show feat. P*rno Bingo" (raising a quarter of a million dollars for NY/NJ non-profits), 40 "P*rn Idol" events, as well as hundreds of other events raising funds for LGBT charities. He still emcees, officiates at weddings and makes appearances at bris's and the openings of shopping malls. He is currently in semi-retirement, waiting/looking for the right project to come along.
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