To Have and to Hold Two gay, HIV+ men, who are aspiring performers, meet online and attempt to have a relationship. The play has had six different productions. In 1998, it was nominated for the George Oppenheimer Award as the … Continue reading →
Like an Old Song Secrets are spilled as seven older gay men meet a handsome young member of the “new” gay generation and find their beloved nightclub under siege by a gay-bashing gang of high-schoolers. Named “Best Gay-Themed Play” of … Continue reading →
E-mail: Wgraf89132@gmail.com Website: wendygraf.comNew Play Exchange No Word in Guyanese for Me A gay Muslim struggles to reconcile her faith and her sexuality. Published by Original Works Publishing GLAAD Award 2012, Helen Hayes Recommended “A thought-provoking work of art, poetically … Continue reading →
IMDb Three Grooms and a Bride A gay male couple and their straight best friends plan a double wedding with unexpected complications. Fully updated to reflect current LGBTQ zeitgeist. “Uproariously funny … An enjoyable outing! Recommended!” LA Weekly. “Enjoyable! … … Continue reading →
A Queer Carol Ben Scrooge lost his partner and lover Jake Marley twelve years ago on this very Christmas Eve. In the sumptuous town house office of “Scrooge & Marley, Interior Design,” Ben’s assistant, Robert Cratchit, awaits permission to close … Continue reading →
Pilar’s Brother In 1968, Julian’s mother has returned to Chile to care for his dying grandmother, leaving obedient Julian to juggle his temporary responsibility for his mentally ill sister, studies, and job. He also must juggle his American lifestyle: the … Continue reading →
Anthony Garcia-Copian: Playwright Pronouns: He/Him Author of: The Bleeding Narcissus, FEINT, Book of Revolutions, Killing of Karma, God Lied.Once., Crutches of Idols, Almanac of Dust, A Cheating Nirvana Book of Revolutions Four pieces about various revolutions, and a moment in the lives of each character who fears what … Continue reading →
E-mail: carolyn@carolyngage.com Website: www.carolyngage.com Carolyn Gage is author of “Take Stage! How to Direct and Produce a Lesbian Play,” a complete manual, and “Scenes and Monologues for Lesbian Actors.” One Woman Shows The Second Coming of Joan of Arc … Continue reading →
(David Lostegaard – April 4, 1941-March 29, 2012) About Bernard Carlton Bernard Carlton wrestles with his wealthy controlling parents, the marriage they forced him into, his own political ambitions, and his obsessive erotic relationship with Wayne Hochner, a free wheeling, … Continue reading →
A Mind of Its Own A surrealist comedy. Even when family and friends insist that he come out, Danny Rosenberg seems oblivious to his own obvious homosexuality. One night, Danny is paid a visit by his own penis, who — … Continue reading →
