Two Muses intervene in a gay play. David "Actually, we're straight". Thalia "Straight?". Tom "All actors are".

"Barry's bisexual - he's into men and himself, & not in that order". All about the play >>>

Comic plays that follow ten men through twenty years of love, lust, lies, libel and levity. life as gay ole farce.

Looks at facets of love from all perspectives, mostly the humerous ones. His eye turns to libidoless love as well as leering lust. he sees familial duty, hero worship, religous fervour and sexual shenanigans as equal subjects for disection.

Last Summer at Bluefish Cove, by Jane Chambers, is a play about a woman spending her last summer with her family of friends, at the same time having unexpectedly fallen in love. This work is considered a milestone in lesbian theatre history.

a woman stranded in a blizzard with her first, last, current and next lover!

Life on the farm is no picnic for an urban lesbian couple - but is a laugh fest for audiences

"a play that is audacious in concept, cogent in politics, genuinely funny, emotional, and on top of all that, authentically concerned with the human condition. In this tale, Buddy, the dog of the title, s magically transformed into human shape and endowed with human language. Bereft of companionship, naive and trusting as a pooch, he sets out on a troubled adventure through contemporary Manhattan" - Jim Quinn, New York Native

a touching and meaningful portrait of two men who meet in their teens and become and remain lovers into their forties.