Through humor and pathos, Donja R. Love has written a deeply personal call to action and created an unflinching portrait of being Black and gay in America today. 

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Island City Stage hosts its first exclusively Women's Night at the Theatre.  Make plans to join us for a reception including lite bites and wine at 7 pm with the show, ARMATURE, starting at 8 pm.  Bring your best girlfriend, wife, or partner and join us for an evening designed especially for women.  

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PAGEANT 

Book and Lyrics by Bill Russell and Frank Kelly
Music by Albert Evans
Conceived by Robert Longbottom

Miss America competition meets RuPaul’s Drag Race!  A hilarious musical comedy send-up of the once cherished traditions of beauty finalists in bathing suit and ball gown competitions.  Part of the Season 11 Flexpass Subscription

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ROTTERDAM by John Brittain

Alice wants to come out as a lesbian.  Her girlfriend Fiona wants to start living as a man.  What happens next is a bittersweet comedy about gender, sexuality, and being a long way from home.  Part of the Season 11 Flexpass Subscription

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I WANT TO F@#KING TEAR YOU APART  by Morgan Gould

Samantha and Leo are a team—best friends, roommates, allies against the world—until a new friend enters and upends their co-dependent world of mutual self-loathing and Grey’s Anatomy marathons.    Part of the Season 11 Flexpass Subscription

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TRACY JONES  by Stephen Kaplan

Tracy Jones is throwing a party and she’s invited every woman in the world also named Tracy Jones to the festivities.  And as she sits  alone for over an hour, nursing her Diet Coke, wondering if any other Tracy Joneses will show up, epic loneliness is about to be tested beyond anything Tracy ever imagined.

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SPRINGFIELD PRIDE* 

A WORLD PREMIERE Commissioned by Island City Stage

Imagined from today’s headlines, a story of politics, tense alliances, and deep conflict.  When a liberal, cis-gender politician’s off-record comments about Black Lives Matter become public and don’t at all match his public, social justice persona, can he still remain the Grand Marshal of Springfield’s Gay Pride Parade happening in just three days? 

A new play about the divisions within the LGBTQ+ community and the growing ethnic, race,  gender, and generational divide.  As the movement is challenged from within, can its complex agenda and its traditional partnerships and social justice alliances still find a unified message?  Is such a thing even possible today, especially when the clock is ticking and strong voices are in the room?

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