'Making Porn' Comedy Documenting Gay Adult Film Industry Extends Thru Feb. 21

By: Feb. 08, 2010
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Empire Stage (http://www.empirestage.com/) has announced the South Florida revival of Making Porn, playing now at the Empire Stage.

Making Porn, a comedy by Ronnie Larsen, chronicles the life of Jack Hawk, a straight, out-of-work actor hired by a gay porn producer to star in his upcoming movie. Joining Jack in the filming are a jaded porn star and an industry newcomer. Complications arise when Jack's wife finds out about her husband's new career. The original production ran Off-Broadway for over 500 performances and has toured throughout the United States.

Last year Empire Stage completed a successful extended run of Roll With the Punches at the Rising Action Theater. Roll With the Punches, a celebrated comedy from the New York International Fringe Festival, was written by Empire Stage company member Garet Scott.

"We are so excited to be a part of the South Florida theatre community," said David R. Gordon, who plays Jack. "Last year's run at Rising Action opened our eyes to the local theatre scene. Our company had a great time here, and the audiences were very receptive to us. We're looking forward to a successful run of Making Porn."

David and fellow cast members Keith Doughterty and Michael Lopez appeared in the NYC production of Making Porn. They are joined by South Florida actors Julia Clearwood, Ryan McFadden and Angel Perez. Michael Lopez directs.

Making Porn is running at Empire Stage, formerly Sol Theatre Project, 1140 North Flagler Drive, Ft. Lauderdale, from now to February 21, 2010. For tickets and general information call 954-678-1496 or visit empirestage.com. Warning: Play contains nudity.

Empire Stage (http://www.empirestage.com/) is an artist-driven collective that produces new and existing works for the diverse audiences of Ft Lauderdale, including the LGBT and Senior populations. The collective is committed to presenting dynamic works originating from both the New York City and South Florida theatrical communities and to offer theater artists a supportive environment where they can collaborate, take risks and develop as writers, directors, actors, designers and producers. Producing partners are David R. Gordon & Garet Scott.

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