A gem down at the Wings Theater on Christopher Street. It's a small production - but one to be proud of. Tackles the topic of gay teens thrown out on the street - who will take care of them? What becomes of them? Who is there to help them?
Well, in this case - Auntie Mayhem (i am thinking a take off on Mame... but who am i to say). Felony Mayhem (her stage name) takes in 3 gay teens off the street - one by one... and raises them as her own with her sexy partner - BoBo.
The leading men were funny, sexy, and damn cute with their shirts off. And the kids - who are not really "kids" - were great. I can't think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon then supporting the arts by watching a show that one a host of GLAAD Awards.
Do your part - and get a ticket to the show! If nothing else, it's easy on the eyes...
Well, in this case - Auntie Mayhem (i am thinking a take off on Mame... but who am i to say). Felony Mayhem (her stage name) takes in 3 gay teens off the street - one by one... and raises them as her own with her sexy partner - BoBo.The leading men were funny, sexy, and damn cute with their shirts off. And the kids - who are not really "kids" - were great. I can't think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon then supporting the arts by watching a show that one a host of GLAAD Awards.
Do your part - and get a ticket to the show! If nothing else, it's easy on the eyes...