Website: TomsonHighway.ca Tomson Highway (Cree) is an Indigenous, Two-Spirit, Canadian playwright, novelist, children’s author and musician. He is best known for his plays The Rez Sisters and Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing, both of which won the Dora Mavor … Continue reading →
E-mail: karmelpoet@gmail.com Instagram: @karmelpoet Facebook: TheOriginalKarmetPoet Karmel Poet is a storyteller and spoken word poet from Houston, TX. Currently ranking 9th in the 2023 Womxn of the World Poetry Slam, their work centers the erotic and their experiences as a … Continue reading →
Website: www.donnalatham.com YELLA JACK Racism. Misogyny. Classism. Religion vs. science. With murder and mayhem.When most white folks in Memphis up sticks and flee after yellow fever, a “stranger’s disease,” strikes, determined residents hunker down to stay alive in the purgatorial … Continue reading →
Website: http://www.juliapascal.org/ 12:37 At 12.37pm on 22 July 1946, the King David Hotel in Jerusalem was bombed. 91 people were killed, 46 wounded. The bombing was carried out by right wing Zionists, targeting the headquarters of the British in Palestine. … Continue reading →
Connecting Davis is in love with his best friend, Sam. But Davis isn’t Sam’s type, so he invents an internet persona to woo him in secret. One-Act – unit set 2M: 20s 2F: any age Sick Day After a night … Continue reading →
Wilson (1939–2011) was involved in the development of gay theater since 1961, and was artistic director of TOSOS too in NYC. He received the Robert Chesley Award for Lifetime Contribution to Gay Theater in 1994. … Continue reading →
Milton’s Way Milton’s search for his identity — from 17-40 — mirrors the American urban gay experience of 1970s and 80s. Two-Act: unit set 7M: 1 teen, 2 20s, 4 30-40s 1F: 50-60 And Moran Makes 3 … Continue reading →
Elizabeth is a solo performer and writer. Pop Culture Princess Campy characters, performance poetry, and personal narrative explore popular culture, adolescence, and compulsory heterosexuality. One-Act 1F
Continue reading →The Faggot Museum: An evening of gay men who talk too much Monologues, objects and sounds comprise a gallery of faggots, representing a time and an attitude that existed before “queer,” “outing,” and the International Male Catalogue. The play displays … Continue reading →
The Turkey Men A gay Civil War couple are haunting their own abandoned turkey farm in the 21st century but fading away whenever they must deal with outside forces. A teenage lesbian is dragged into their home by an older … Continue reading →
