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Three Dollar Bill Download Text | Reviews | Photos | Critical Preface to Published Text Three short plays on being queer and conservative For ticketed reservations, email contact@inversetheater.org and give your name, the number in your party, and the night you want to come. We will NOT email you back unless there's a problem, so you can consider your reservation confirmed unless you hear from us. for press reservations, email brett@brettsinger.com. Three Dollar Bill is... Written by Kirk Wood Bromley Thur
- Sun, December 1 - 18, 2005 8 pm - $15 Center Stage / 48 West 21st Street, 4th floor
Download Text | Reviews | Photos | Critical Preface to Published Text In Sept
2005, Gay City News said, “Inverse brings utter and unmistakable
excitement back to the theater. It’s exciting, energizing, and
an incredible relief to find that there are still such passionate and
thoughtful artists working in the theater.” Winner of “Best
Downtown Theater Company” (New York Press 2001), Excellence in
Music/Lyrics and Excellence in Playwriting (NY Fringe 2002/2003), and
co-winners (with Ellen Stewart and Basil Twist) of the NY Innovative
Theater Awards (2005), Inverse Theater once again “pushes the
envelope, lights it on fire, and then throws gasoline on it” (offoffonline.com
2005) with these compelling, hilarious plays on the curious cultural
convergence known as queer conservatism. Alone in her alpine
lodge, surrounded by her secure electric perimeter, the lesbian daughter
of “the evil puppet master” is finally pushed to come out
of the closet and into the sound bite. In a smooth tirade of self-justification,
she explains her controversial “lifestyle choice” to the
captive liberal activists in her mind. But will her empowered paranoia
inevitably prove that you can either sleep with the enemy or sleep with
your lover, but never both? |