Short plays about gay marriage playing in the West Village in NYC. The moment I heard about it I thought, "Not likely to have an un-sympathetic ear in the audience". Truth be told, this play is a poem and a celebration of New York and the gay community here and more importantly on the road wherever it is likely to head next.
Nine short plays written by contemporary masters presented by six talented and attractive actors in an elegant staged reading format - don't you just love it already?
It's funny, satirical, poignant, relevant and most importantly inspirational. I laughed mostly, cried once and was filled generally with joy the entire time. It's not the stars that matter in this play - it's the terrifically entertaining material penned by Mo Gaffney, Jordan Harrison, Moises Kaufman, Joe Keenan, Neil LaBute, Wendy MacLeod, Joe Keenan, Paul Rudnick and Doug Wright.
The New York City production - at the Minetta Lane Theatre - is being presented by: Craig Bierko, Mark Consuelos, Polly Draper, Harriet Harris, Beth Leavel, and Richard Thomas.
Don't miss a feel-good night out. A portion of the proceeds from this production goes to Freedom to Marry.