For our 6th Festival of Shorts, we are celebrating LGBTQ+ stories and artists. Going from the super silly antics of a Pythonesque send-up to a serious look at a historical gay man who saved people from the Nazis during World War II, this set of shorts is sure to have something for everyone.
And here are the pieces:
--Sleeping with the Fish—comedy—written by Joe Gulla--directed by Carlin Thomas. Gay Mafia guys lament killing one of their own.
--Penny-Farthing Polo—comedy—written by Malt Schlitzman--directed by Chris Frank. A sportscast of the terribly silly sport Penny-Farthing Polo.
--153—drama—written by Steve Martin--directed by Joey Whelan. The same man visits himself when 18, 45, and 90. He finds with the passing of time comes peace.
--Angel—drama—written by Bethany Dickens--directed by Victor Arevalo. A metatheatrical visitation of an Angel to her playwright.
--Pandora’s Pantry—science fiction/drama--written by Dane Futrell—directed by Susan Xu. A woman who appears to be controlled by a tight regimen of rules has a strange secret.
--A Tragedy of Owls—historical drama—written by John Mabey--directed by Chris Frank. A gay man looks back on his life of fighting the Nazis and makes an uncompromising choice.
Tickets bought ahead of time are just $19 for adults and $15 for students!
Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts Place
4425 N Granite Reef Rd, Scottsdale, AZ, US 85251
Friday & Saturday - 7pm
Saturday - 2pm
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