HARD ON LOVE Set For The Blank Theatre's Living Room Series
Streaming Monday, January 25, at 8pm.
By: A.A. Cristi
The Blank Theatre's Living Room Series has announced a reading of Hard on Love by Scott Barry on Monday, January 25, at 8pm. Directed by Jonathan Cerullo, the cast will feature (in alphabetical order) Jesse Havea/Brita Filter (RuPaul's Drag Race) and Rob Nagle.
Hard on Love: Born and raised in the geographic center of the United States - Prairie View, Kansas - Steve now lives in New York. Scott lives in Los Angeles. Their stories mirror each other, often word for word, with variances for their sexualities and environments. They desperately try to find love and heal themselves after experiencing the sudden inability to achieve an erection. Scott Barry is a playwright, screenwriter, and author. His credits include the plays Answer Man, Looking Up the Downside, Sermon in the Suicide, and the solo shows Who's Frank? and Solo Gig Squared. With his signature brutal honesty and self-effacing humor, he most recently chronicled his battle with the ultimate male taboo in his one-man show RISE. He adapted Solo Gig Squared into a book, published under the title The Greener the Grass. He also recently published his first collection of short stories. His screenwriting credits include the short film Answer Man and the indie thriller Tunnel Vision. He adapted the non-fiction book Tragic Indifference into the screenplay Rollover as well as the bestselling novel The Green for New York-based Hawker Entertainment.
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