| The
Redemption of Fawler Mulrae, by M. Lennon
Perricone. Fawler is a high flying translator with a
wife and children. However, a chance meeting forces him to finally face
events from his troubled tenage. |
| Random
Acts: Three tales from Boystown, by Howard Casner. Three
one-act plays dealing with the random nature of existence, and gay
culture in America. |
| Thin
Walls, by V. E. Kimberlin. Four one-act plays
filled with absurd humour and some unexpected insights into modern
life. |
| The
Last White Family on Dorchester Road, by M. Lennon Perricone.
Terry, or Blaze Wilde as he is better
known, has just attempted to kill himself after his career as a gay
porn star was ending. Emotionally lost and physically damaged, he
returns to his mother and siblings, to a family trapped by poverty,
alcohol and the past. Terry is faced with difficult memories and
troubling revelations about who he actually is. |
| Unresolved,
by M. Lennon Perricone. When a gay young man takes his doubts
to the confessional of a Catholic priest in this play, difficulties are
not long in following. |
| Next
Year in Jerusalem, by Brian C. Petti. An old man
journeys back into his memories of life during the holocaust - painful,
poignant and unsettling. |
| The
Worthy Master of the Law, by Mark Scrivener. A
light-hearted comedy in blank verse with a late medieval or early
renaissance setting. |
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