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Confessions Of A Mad Drag Queen
A new play by David Blue
July 21 - 30, 2011
PAL Theatre, Vancouver
Raving Theatre proudly presents the premiere of
“CONFESSIONS OF A MAD DRAG QUEEN”
by David Blue.
Twenty years ago, Miranda Rights snapped and went on a murderous rampage. She shot her lover, her protégé and her worst enemy. Now at last, Miranda reveals what led up to that fateful night to an eager author. But all is not as it seems as Miranda’s life and sanity begin to unravel again.
Enjoy a delicious evening of mascara, madness and murder!
Confession of a Mad Drag Queen, by David Blue
Directed by Neil Scott
Staring Jeffrey Flieler and Rob Monk
PAL Theatre, 581 Cardero Street
July 21-30
Confession of a Mad Drag Queen is also proud to be a part of the of the Vancouver 2011 OUTgames cultural contingent.
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Memoirs Of A Single Gay White Male - 2010
by David Blue
April 07 to 11
Performance Works, Granville Island, Vancouver
Returning to Vancouver after sold out shows in Ottawa and Montreal.
Brad Lewis is a gay white male who resides in the West End of Vancouver. He has a good job, great friends and a loving family. Oh yes, he is also single and there's nothing wrong with that.
"David Blue's celebratory new play, by turns wry and witty, is further evidence that the closet itself has simply exploded..." - Review Vancouver
Since it's original production in 2007, Memoirs has run to sold out audiences in Ottawa and Montreal. The show has also evolved and grown to an even funnier show. Original star Jamie Foster is joined by a stellar cast of comic actors including Bryan Kelly, Bill Houston, Scott McGrath, Matthew Fedorowicz, Larry Colcy, Kathleen Driscoll and Tara Webster.
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Six Grooms, A Bride and a Gun
A new play by David Blue
May 28 - June 14, 2009
Studio 16, Vancouver
From the time
most girls are born, they are told that the most important
day in their lives is their wedding day. Nobody knows
that better than Grace McPherson. She’s been there,
done that and bought the gown, far too many times. For
some reason the fates just don’t seem to want
Grace to make it down the aisle. Will her sixth attempt
be the one? Will she make it to her happily ever after
or will a gun in someone’s purse ruin her plans?
"This is a thoroughly enjoyable evening that merits bouquets for all" - Review Vancouver |
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SOME MEN by Terrence McNally
November 21- December 2, 2007
Performance Works, Vancouver
In a recent interview, Terrence McNally called same-sex marriage, "the final civil right," adding, "It's all talk until it's legal." His new play, "Some Men," presents glimpses of gay relationships as they have evolved over the past 80 years.
"This is a thoroughly enjoyable evening that merits bouquets for all" - Review Vancouver
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Memoirs
Of A Single Gay White Male
by David Blue
April 25-29, 2007
Performance Works, Vancouver
Brad
Lewis is a gay white male who resides in the Westend of Vancouver.
He has a good job, great friends and a loving family. Oh yes, he
is also single and there's nothing wrong with that.
"David Blue's celebratory new play, by turns wry and witty, is further evidence that the closet itself has simply exploded..." - Review Vancouver
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TAKE
ME OUT by Richard Greenberg
Directed by David Blue
October 11-15, 2006
Waterfront Theatre, Vancouver, BC
The
story of Darren Lemming, the star centre fielder of the world
champion New York Empires, is young, rich, famous, talented,
handsome and so convinced of his popularity that when he casually
announces he’s gay, he assumes the news will be readily
accepted by everyone. It isn’t. Friends, fans and teammates
react with ambivalence, and when the slipping Empires call up
the young phenom Shane Mungitt to close their games, the ambivalence
turns to violence. Angry, lonely, guilt-ridden and confused,
Darren finds some unlikely solace in the form of friendship with
his new business manager, Mason Marzac—a brilliant but
repressed guy, who, as everyone around him copes with disenchantment,
blooms in the ecstatic discovery of baseball.
"David Blue's crisp direction and good sense of pacing bring these ideas out with clarity..." - Review Vancouver
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NUNCRACKERS by
Dan Goggin
Directed by Miles Lavkulich
Musical Direction by Scott Knight
December 7 -11, 2005
Twenty
years ago a little know musical theatre composer, Dan Goggin, created
a little musical called Nunsense. A simple story about a
wacky group of Nuns from the Sisters of Hoboken who return from a
short trip to find the rest of the convent dead. The victims of accidental
food poisoning. Being the rather talented Nuns they are the good
sisters put on a variety show to raise the money needed to bury their
Sisters. Nuncrackers ran for over nine years Off Broadway. Not bad
for a show about dead Nuns. Well twenty years and six sequels.
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JEFFREY by Paul Rudnick
Directed by Neil Scott
Waterfront Theatre, Vancouver
Oct 11-16, 2005
What
where you doing in 1992? One day in 1992 In New York City, after
one
too many bad dates and a growing fears of HIV, Jeffrey swore
off men, sex,
and possibly love! Of course fate took that moment to introduce
him to the
man of his dreams.
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A
FINE ROMANCE
Directed by David Blue
Musical Direction by Chris King
Performance Works, Vancouver
June 7 - 12, 2005
A
cast of fourteen talented performers sing and dance their way through
love songs from
the 1930's and 40's. Featuring the music of Cole Porter, Jerome Kern,
Irving Berlin and many more.
Choreographed
by Andrea Gittens |
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HAPPY
BIRTHDAY by
David Blue
Directed by Miles Lavkulich and David Blue
February 2005
Six
men, six birthdays, six stories. Scott and a friend have a private
birthday celebration in bed. Brian takes his new boyfriend to the
cemetery to confront the ghosts of his past. Albert explains his
birthday curse! Wayne spends the night, trapped naked on a balcony
and of course it's not his own balcony! Joseph's partner plans
a very special surprise. Finally Troy, a very, very flamboyant
young man comes out to his family.
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THE
MOST HAPPY FAG IN THE WORLD
by David Blue with Stephen Smith
Directed
by Miles Lavkulich and David Blue
August 9 -15, 2004
Roundhouse, Vancouver
After being dumped by his hot latin lover Mark swears off men, love and sex.
Enter the man of his dreams. With the help of his loving friends, Mark
begins a journey to find love and happiness
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| Raving
Theatre |
818, 736 Granville Street,
Vancouver B.C.
Canada V6Z 1G3 |
raving_theatre@yahoo.ca |
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