Jordan Harrison Richard Wagnar’s “Liebestod” is the central piece that holds these three overlapping stories, happening almost centuries apart, together. We see a biracial 1960s popstar married to her producer, a young man who loves the popstar’s music and falls for his gay music history teacher, and Wagner himself writing music and falling in love
Adam Szymkowics This play envisions what would happen if Robin Hood was actually just Maid Marian in disguise. She runs with her crew of Merry Men, very few of which are actually men, and distributes the wealth that Prince John hordes. Love blossoms within the band of friends. Gender roles and stereotypes are defied in
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Kathryn Walat Victoria Martin is popular. She’s also part of her high school’s math team. Not only is she good at it, and don’t tell her friends, but she also loves it. Hijinks ensue as a pretty girl joins the all male math team. Victoria questions her relationship with her basketball star boyfriend, Math team
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Gregory Fletcher A retelling of the story of Tom and Huck wherein they’re gay and in love. Their adventures are full of teenage angst, sexual discovery, and edgy humor. The concept of family is reimagined in a Queer 19th century setting. Playwright: Gregory Fletcher Publication Year: 2019 Publisher: Blue Moon Plays Genre: Comedy Length: Full-Length
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Evan Guilford-Blake Abdollah and Luther are two boys sitting up on a hill over looking the city. Abdollah reads Luther a heart felt poem by Rumi about his feelings towards Luther, he kisses him and Luther rejects Abdollah. Luther tells him about this Legend with stars being human souls in the sky and how every
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Evan Guilford-Blake Luther and Chaz are two boys sitting up on a hill over looking the city. Chaz reads Luther a Shakespere monolouge from Romeo and Juliet relating it to how he feels about Luther. Chaz kisses Luther but he doesnt like it, but doesnt put Chaz down for it. Luther believes this story about
Evan Guilford-Blake Jen and Tina meet at Jen’s secret spot and talk about what the stars mean to them. This leads to Jen confessing her feelings for Tina and kissing her. Tina does not feel the same, but is okay with Jen being queer and the two remain friends. Playwright: Evan Guilford-Blake Publication Year: 2011
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Katy Fitzpatrick Sarala is a passionate member of the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) and wants to attend a conference in solidarity of her best friend, Angie, who has recently come out as a lesbian. Her mother disapproves, and doesn’t understand why she cares if she is not queer. While this is happening, we are watching
Samantha Mavher Elizabeth is not out to her parents, but wants to ask her girlfriend, Alex, to Prom. With the help of her choir and her best friend Ollie, Elizabeth pops the question. It turns out, though, that they end up Prom-posing to each other with a flash mob and a scrap book. Playwright: Samantha
Jack Thorne Tom’s brother, Luke, is dead. Tom does not know how to feel about his death, and was never sure how to feel about his brother to begin with. The play follows Tom’s grief as he spirals to try to understand Luke more, and it is revealed that Luke was not only gay, but
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