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Season 12
Pillow Fortress
Three college classmates receive an alert that someone has just escaped the local jail. Chelsea has a penchant for the law. Ry advocates for prison abolition. Jordan is just scared shitless. They try to prepare for what might happen if they encounter the escapee, but find out they need to face each other first. Pillow Fortress is part polemic, part slumber party, and all chaos.
by Aysha Zackria
Queer Shorts Festival - Holiday Edition
Bringing back the Queer Shorts Festival offers a fun, accessible way to participate with low stakes. By curating a collection of short plays, we are able to maximize the number of people who participate while inviting folks who may not have a lot of time to commit to a full production. This year’s Queer Shorts Festival is holiday themed to offer some festive creations for the season.
An Asexual Operetta
An Asexual Operetta is a character drama centered primarily around navigating and growing through the romantic struggles that can accompany asexuality. Through reconciling past romantic failures and a new relationship, the protagonist Rylan comes to understand and accept himself.
by Cameron Olson
Bury Your Gays
A late-night car crash has left Paige and Andrew on death’s door. With their family anxiously waiting in the hospital, they journey through two decades of internalized transphobia and generational trauma to find the strength they need to wake up. Morbidly droll and deeply queer, Bury Your Gays is a personal reckoning that dares to ask: In a world that hates us so much, how can we love ourselves?
by Riley Greenstein
The Movement
Much like a thread, once you start pulling, before you know it you’ve unwound an entire tapestry. This show is a dance expression of pulling that thread, and examining each of the areas of the creator's experience, and the universal queer experience, and how she's amalgamated those lessons into something meaningful. It’s that movement through those transformations, personally, politically, and physically in this project that help us make meaning.
Through seven themed dance pieces that each utilize portions and pieces of a number of songs, she takes the watcher through the internal/external transformative journey one piece of life at a time.
by Raquel Hellenga
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