Anthony Posted March 27 Posted March 27 Has anyone been to Hunkomania? From pictures and the way it's described, it sounds like only ladies are welcome at the shows. It doesn't say anything that men aren't allowed in. Was very interested in attending a show, even if it's just to look. Jeffrey the co-owner of the clubs is openly gay. Also I think some of the dancers are openly gay as well. I visited the page to buy tickets and it said they were sold out for a show that was last weekend. I visited the location before they began and 5 minutes after the show ended and there was only 3 vehicles in the parking. I never went inside of the venue. I don't know what to believe. Does anyone know the dancers?
bullfrog2017 Posted March 27 Posted March 27 What city is this referring to? I've heard of Hunkomania in Chicago, but I've never been.
nate_sf Posted March 29 Posted March 29 It looks like they haven’t added anything to their Instagram since 2022. Maybe listing that show as “sold out” was another way of saying “ain’t happening.”
rojjodc Posted March 29 Posted March 29 It also says "the most popular show for ladies". In this day and age, I would not consider it, regardless of the city. Let ladies have their own show and we can have our own. + Vegas_Millennial and + BOZO T CLOWN 2
Patbud Posted March 31 Posted March 31 I agree, rojjodc. When women were allowed in the gaiety theater, it ruined it for a lot of men. + Vegas_Millennial and LaffingBear 1 1
LaffingBear Posted March 31 Posted March 31 10 minutes ago, Patbud said: I agree, rojjodc. When women were allowed in the gaiety theater, it ruined it for a lot of men. I felt the same about NobHill in SF. For a variety of reasons.
Patbud Posted April 1 Posted April 1 Another thing, ,too is that it may as well have become a lesbian place or that little kids might as well have been allowed in.
Nicedice Posted April 23 Posted April 23 Audience gender aside, Hunkomania is super-sketchy as a company. I don’t want to say anything libelous here, but I would not waste my money on them. If you want to see a male revue with high production value, go to Las Vegas instead. (Chippendales, Thunder From Down Under, Magic Mike, and Aussie Heat all allow men in the audience). kyleham 1
MrDakota Posted April 23 Posted April 23 Thunder from Down Under is very homophobic. Magic Mike and Aussie Heat will dance on guys. Chippendales has one number in the show they bring a guy onstage.
+ Vegas_Millennial Posted April 23 Posted April 23 (edited) 13 hours ago, MrDakota said: Thunder from Down Under is very homophobic. Magic Mike and Aussie Heat will dance on guys. Chippendales has one number in the show they bring a guy onstage. Homophobic is a strong word. Thunder is simply catering to its audience. There's plenty of posts on here about men wishing strip clubs would do a better job of limiting female patrons (including comments made by present company). Just like gay men at a gay strip club don't want to see women getting dances in the public areas, it would make sense that women paying for their ultimate fantasy don't want to see queer lap dances as part of the show. To the original topic of Hunkomania, I've never been successful in attending on of their shows. I'll search the addresses in each town it advertises, and it always leads me to non-descript building with no set show times. I think it's more of an outcall service for dancers if a bachelorette party has enough of an audience and budget and a place for the guys to perform. Edited April 23 by Vegas_Millennial n2guysnatl 1
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