One night only - womens Jello wrestling!

Eight women will wrestle in jello for the oppurtunity win a handsome purse for the charity of their choice.

Every day people doing extroardinary things, specifically throwing themselves in Jello!

Sponsored by Rock Bottom Brewery
Music by DJ P.VO

What is the Jello?
We use a product called Fun Jell Crystals, which is better that Jello. We get it from a company called www.jellowrestling.com. Please check out the website and buy some if you like. Fun Jell is non-toxic and biodegradable. We use 2 cases to make 50 Gallons for our show. We like this product because the girls only get wet (not sticky or slimy) and because it is very simple to make. Just add the jell crystals to the water. Wait about an hour and Voila! You have fun jell for jello wrestling. They also make a product called Fun Jell Powder that sets up in minutes and works just as well for jello wrestling. We use Fun Jell Powder for our other show Disco Crisco Twister to slipery up the Twister board. Please look at pix from our shows to see the 2 products in action. We have used both and they are excellent.

"Sterling has successfully created a space that gives women permission to forget the hassle of deflecting criticism for their bodies' inadequacies and regress to a time when they felt comfortable being ridiculous. All it took was a creative impulse and the help from a little gelatin." - New York Press

Professional lighting designer and events coordinator Dana Sterling has been producing Amateur Female Jello Wrestling events monthly at downtown NYC club venues. The event features an elimination-style competition between "women with a hankering to try wrestling in gelatin, whether for love of sport or showmanship" (New York Times), accompanied by live musical acts and DJs who perform before, between, during, and after wrestling matches.

Sterling's team consists of sports-satire emcees who give the audience a ringside play-by-play of the matches and a professional wrestling trainer who leads new and veteran wrestlers in a lesson covering safety and wrestling techniques before every event. Sterling and her team consider their organization a 'feminist fight club', and work hard to provide a safe environment where women can develop and explore their 'inner wrestlers' while bonding with an outgoing group of females.

Why do you do it?
We do it because it is fun and it gives many women a chance to do something they haven't done before. This event is really creative and has always displayed great sportswoman-ship from its many participants.

Where did the idea come from?
Once upon a time, in a magical far-away land called college, Chris Peters and Dana Sterling had a brain-fart and Amateur Female Jello Wrestling squirted out.

Can I take pictures?
Only if you get permission from our Press Rep.annie@annierock.com
www.annierock.com

Is there nudity?
Of course not! This is a very civilized and mature event. The women participants always conduct themselves with grace and class. Any reports of behavior unbecoming a woman are purely speculation.

Learn more at Myspace.com/jellowrestle