Plumbing
A reading of a new work
By Rebecca Kirschbaum
Monday, August 25th at 8:00 PM
Tickets for Open Mondays are free, but reservations are required.
In the South, trees are filled with blinking bugs, people leave their porch lights on, and the stars are always bright. And yet here, in a place so illuminated, we hide so much.
Tyler has a home in the humid heart of the South, where people pretend to have brighter lives than they actually do. He has a father who preaches the gospel. He has a boyfriend who loves him unconditionally. He has a best friend who protects him fiercely. He has a mother with secrets she holds close to her heart. And he has a secret of his own. He wants to change his plumbing. Become the woman that he always felt he was inside.
This brand new play examines how Tyler’s revelation affects those he loves in unexpected and unexpectedly moving ways.
A reading of a new work
By Rebecca Kirschbaum
Monday, August 25th at 8:00 PM
Tickets for Open Mondays are free, but reservations are required.
In the South, trees are filled with blinking bugs, people leave their porch lights on, and the stars are always bright. And yet here, in a place so illuminated, we hide so much.
Tyler has a home in the humid heart of the South, where people pretend to have brighter lives than they actually do. He has a father who preaches the gospel. He has a boyfriend who loves him unconditionally. He has a best friend who protects him fiercely. He has a mother with secrets she holds close to her heart. And he has a secret of his own. He wants to change his plumbing. Become the woman that he always felt he was inside.
This brand new play examines how Tyler’s revelation affects those he loves in unexpected and unexpectedly moving ways.
