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Beginning December 6thLAST CHRISTMAS I GAVE YOU MY HEART...But the Very Next Day You Said You Were Gay! Santa'a elves are back for the gayest holiday tradition since fruitcake! Theatre Out's home-grown Christmas musical is sure to warm to cockles of your heart and be your new favorite holiday tradition. - OUT NEXT
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Eric used to be Erica...and this is the story of when he fell for a woman for the first time. Theatre Out is thrilled to partner with Utah's Plan-B Theatre to bring their sold-out production of ERIC(A) to Orange County featuring Teresa Sanderson reprising her moving and critically-acclaimed portrayal of Eric.
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Friends wrestling with identity, sexuality, and spirituality as they navigate the tightrope between adolescence and adulthood and discover the consequences of baring your soul or hiding it from those who matter most. Bare is a provocative, raw and unyielding exploration of a generation searching for meaning.
“Touching and tender.” – The...
The surreal allure of Hollywood forces a grieving screenwriter to compromise his ideals as he finds himself wrapped in a web of sexual ecstasy and intrigue struggling to survive in a bizarre and deadly love triangle. This modern American tragedy is written by Craig Lucas, the playwright who created the ground-breaking film LONGTIME COMPANION...
Terrence McNally's contemporary reimagining of the Christ story is considered his most riveting and controversial but the underlying message of love, hope and tolerance is guaranteed to touch the audience in a way no other play can.
"One of McNally's best, most moving and personal works," raves Time Magazine.
Paranoia and panic have guided the United States into a future of isolation and ignorance as a man struggles with love and reality in the age of a major epidemic. This is a terrifying and disturbing drama that deserves to be seen.
WARNING: CONTAINS NUDITY, ADULT LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS.
Doric Wilson's masterful homage to the events leading up to the Stonewall Riots on June 28, 1969. More than simply a history of what happened, Wilson strives to record the stories of he and his friends who were there for all three nights of rioting.