Taylor Mac Dolls Up for a Queer Revolution by Barry David Horwitz & Patricia L. Morin In “Holiday Sauce…Pandemic!” Taylor Mac demonstrates that the Holiday season and Covid both steal our taste and endorse capitalism. They force us into isolation, especially the queer 10% of the population. What happens when our individual tastes are…
John Fisher’s Gay Detective Fights for Justice by Robert M. Gardner MacPherson gazes down at the two small children in the dirt. Finding bodies usually does not bother him, but sadly these little ones couldn’t even tie their shoes. From the fertile mind of John Fisher of Theatre Rhinoceros comes “The Big Island,” a…
MacLeod & Byrd Trawl Depths of Loss & Discovery by Hannah Yurke “The Path Back to Me” consists of two one act monologues by two talented female actors. After an investment of three hours, I was emotionally drained, but intrigued to contrast and compare these deeply personal performances. Annamarie MacLeod’s “Full Fathom Five” takes…
Loy A. Webb Unearths Deeply Rooted Sexual Bias by Patricia L. Morin In Loy A. Webb’s “The Light,” we are the fly on the wall in a couple’s cozy living room, voyeurs watching their comfortable relationship crumble. In a 70 minute-by-minute scene, Shotgun Players’ intimate on-line play takes us on an emotional roller coaster…