A lecture-performance that directly and critically questions one of the most vulnerable yet powerful forms of performance-making—the queer solo performance. In a context where only a handful of practitioners of this form remain in the entire country, this gathering is not merely a space for knowledge exchange. Rather, it marks a historical moment in which two queer solo artists come together to share, document, and reflect on their practices—practices that have often been developed in isolation, within artistic and social structures that were never designed to accommodate them.