June 25th at 7:00 PM
Triple Solo Bill: FYP, In the Elvis Mirror, & Doll Valley
FYP
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In the Elvis Mirror
"In the Elvis Mirror" is an auto-biographical fantasy, written and performed by Stephen David Dym
Doll Valley
DOLL VALLEY IS QUEER HOT CAMPY TRASH
June 25 at 3:00 PM
In 1999, two teenage boys deal with their closeted sexuality and a violent incident changing them both forever. In 2012 and beyond, the scars of their past define their future.
June 24 at 9:30 PM
June 25 at 9:30 PM
Ohio, a queer popstar, is called into space to save the world and leave behind her partner. HOLD YR TERROR CLOSE explores fame, privacy, apocalypse, and embracing wickedly dangerous love.
June 24th, 2023 at 9:30pm
Through catastrophic, action-filled fights and a “Big Bang,” two psyches within an Asian body––represented by an Asian and an English name––explore and demolish the struggles with queerness, identity, and shame.
June 24th at 3:00 PM
Emily's pregnancy test turns out positive, she and her sister-in-law, Brittany, go on a road trip to get her checked out/information at a Planned Parenthood, though they despise each other.
June 24 at 3pm
June 25 at 9:30pm
One night, Karen alone and afraid called Amelia for company . Unaware that Amelia had a task to watch the new Amazon Prime Christmas rom-com and there was no stopping her.
June 23rd at 9:30 PM
June 24th at 7:00 PM
Norcross
Sarah Norcross is officially "coming out" in NYC! Norcross is an evening of music where Sarah explores the ways in which her music expresses how being queer impacts her.
"The Very Same" from the Love Alone Anthology Project
Inspired by the writings of AIDS activist Paul Monette, “The Very Same” is a solo dance performance by Keith A. Thompson performed by Brendan McCall.
Keeping Watch
Created by Rush Johnston, “Keeping Watch” is a dance theatre experience like no other. Through a multitude of media, this solo performance evokes Johnston’s Southern, queer coming of age.
A musical journey about replacing God with today’s pop girlies.
June 23rd at 7:00pm
Antidotal is a surreal look at the experience of feminine appearing people with invisible illness/disabilities. An unapologetic analysis of the daily lives of femme presenting disabled people.
Penumbra let my more turbulent selves burble and speak intoxicating shades of darkness, asking what happens when you lose control of what you are saying.
June 23rd at 7:00 PM
Undefeated
Aliya Hunter fights her memories in a wrestling ring!
AMA
Ask me anything but its my grandma asking and the audience answering and the colonizers erasing
June 22nd at 7pm
Living OUT LOUD! National Choreographer's Month (NACHMO) presents a night of LGBTQIA+ choreographers creating their best queer narratives, embracing moments of healing, understanding, celebration, and resilience through dance.
June 21 at 9:30 PM
Colors of Goodbye is part memoir, musical concert, and color theory celebration chronicling the recovery journey of a child abuse survivor.
June 21 at 7:00 PM
June 25 at 3:00 PM
Mongolian-American boys Kevin & Ari hide kisses behind cherry trees & seek themselves in Queer Asian history. Travel through time as closeted lovers discover how to be brave, passionate, afraid, & proud.
June 21st at 7:00 PM
You don't climb a pepper tree, You go around it
Work sucks, you’re painfully single, and this white-supremacist bile monster is trying to eat you. This isn’t how ancestral altars work, but desperate times call for desperate measures.
Coming Out to Dead People
After his mom’s cancer diagnosis, Ricky had to decide whether to come out to her. This stand-up show weaves through stories of gaysian, immigrant family, cleft-palate, while finding humor in grief.
June 20 and 21 at 9:30 PM
2-4-6-8 HOW DO YOU KNOW THE KIDS ARE STRAIGHT? The March is part play, part interactive theater experience, based on the true stories of the Lesbian Avengers and the events leading up to the inaugural Dyke March at the ‘93 LGBTQ March on Washington.
June 20 at 9:30 PM
June 24 at 7:00 PM
Constellations acts out the wonders about second chances, the clashes between beekeeping and quantum physics, and a love story, an attempt to let go. Performed in Mandarin + English, English subtitles.
June 20th at 7:00pm
June 22nd at 9:30pm
A desperate escape for calmer waters in an ocean filled with sharks, ¿Cómo Puedo Amarme? dives inside the mind of a Non-Binary Cuban-Dominican, ELLE, amidst their ongoing fight with clinical depression.
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A certain 1975 film really makes it difficult to be a shark. Finley is about to find out how hard it is first-hand.
June 20th at 7pm
June 22nd at 9:30pm
Girls Like Us is a one act play about a transgender woman (Lane) and the transgender women that used to call her a friend (Marty, Grace, and Julia). It's a play about how much space we can give up for those who have hurt us to heal and grow. It's the gut wrenching truths of being a trans woman told in a way that will make your sides hurt from laughter. It's an attempt at understanding what it means to be a good person in a world where people tell you that you can't be, simply because you are trans.
June 18th at 7:00 PM
We’re here, we’re queer, and we are very serious (about silliness).
June 18th at 3:00 PM
It should’ve been impossible for their paths to ever cross again. And yet: a year after the catastrophic end, Maya and Venice bump into each other (or so they think) and are forced to relive their past, confront their present and worst of all: decide their future.
June 18 at 3:00 PM
It's the year 2100 and Max crumb, heartbroken, signs up to be a test passenger on an experimental unmanned commercial space flight and finds himself face to face with everything he tried to run away from.
June 17th at 9:30 PM
Join Emily for another round of *~*~* Truth, Dare, or Lesbian *~*~* the interactive musical comedy show where she spills her truths, performs your dares, and ponders what the "lesbian" option even means.
June 17th at 7:00 PM
June 18th at 9:30 PM
Five would-be somebodies united in hell, are faced with the ultimate poker match against the Devil’s right-hand woman—the illustrious Joan Crawford, and in hell winning is more than eternity—it's fame.
June 17th at 7:00 PM
June 22nd at 7:00 PM
Trophy Boys! The hit show where transmascs compete to win a name change! Watch contestants fight to win in this satirical new play reading by Leo Layla Díaz and director Hannah Marie Pederson.
June 17th at 3:00 PM
Two anti-establishment siblings discover the queer loves and losses of their grandmother’s secret life as they follow her wishes to transform her remains into mushrooms.
TW: family death, discussion of child loss
June 17th at 3pm
Emperor, a penguin loving man goes to a speed dating to try to cope with the passing of his mother. More than a partner, he will find his true self.
June 16th at 9:30 PM
June 18th at 7:00 PM
Tides is a play that explores an America where being LGBTQ+ is outlawed. Which is, currently and unfortunately, relatable. Come reclaim queer and trans joy together.
TW: homophobia/transphobia, prop gun, Eplosion/gunshot sounds, cis straight men
June 16th at 9:30pm
Willie Filkowski excavates his love & adoration for fellow queer artist and Southwest Floridian Robert Rauschenberg, and performs some thirsty gay wish fulfillment about a pivotal moment in art history.
June 16th at 7:00 PM
June 17th at 9:30 PM
A narrative concert celebrating NYC’s leather community and queer sexuality through music. Journey through desire, tension, and release to self-actualization - all set to the passion of the Italian Baroque.
June 16th at 7:00 PM
Join us on June 16th to experience the performance of "Pansy" by Dauris Martinez. Informed by the resilience of the queer community and through the context of rest as a form of freedom and resistance, Martinez explores the ways in which insults are reclaimed and transformed.
