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Late Onset at Dixon Place
Dates: 7/9/2026
📍 Theatre: Dixon Place
161A CHRYSTIE ST
New York, NY
Phone: 7184191094
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A rambunctious, heartfelt solo play about becoming diabetic on a Shakespeare tour. This lyrical, vulnerable confession seamlessly interweaves childhood memories, queer history, and passages of Shakespeare, in an authentic night of storytelling with no fourth wall. It’s a hopeful story about letting go of the life we’re desperately chasing, and sitting still long enough to savor the life we already have.
James Patrick Nelson – Off-Broadway: My Man Kono (Pan Asian Rep), Memorial (NYT Critic’s Pick), Reverse Transcription (PTP-Atlantic), Pygmalion (Bedlam), Rutherford and Sons (Mint), The Three Sisters with Maggie Gyllenhaal, A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Bebe Neuwirth, Ivanov with Ethan Hawke (CSC). Regional: Broadway’s Slave Play (Mark Taper Forum), Immortal Longings (Zach Theatre – world premiere by Terrence McNally), Bedlam’s Sense and Sensibility (American Repertory Theatre, Folger Theater – Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Ensemble), Pericles (Berkeley Rep), A Christmas Carol (Geva), and many others. TV pilot: “For Years to Come” (SeriesFest, Outfest – streaming now on Short Frame). Upcoming film: “Something to Surprise Me”.
$10 Tickets available! First come, first served!
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Established in 1986, Dixon Place is a nonprofit institution dedicated to supporting visionary artists through the development and presentation of original works in the performing and literary arts. In a professional, compassionate environment, artists are inspired and encouraged to implement new ideas and new practices. Programming and curatorial policies support inclusivity and diversity regarding gender, race, sexual identity, age, disabilities, social class, and ethnicity. Committed to fostering social justice, DP’s foremost priorities are to serve as a safe haven for artists of all stripes and callings and to provide meaningful, culturally enriching experiences for audiences.
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Where is Dixon Place located?
Dixon Place is at 161A CHRYSTIE ST, New York, NY.
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Evil Gays/Big Orgasms: Paris Adkins and Brooke Ferris (07/14/26-07/14/26)
Flit (07/13/26-07/13/26)
Shrimp! WIP (07/10/26-07/10/26)
Food Noise (07/09/26-07/09/26)
Campfire Queer Storytime (07/08/26-07/08/26)
MIXED FRUIT: QUEER VARIETY (07/07/26-07/07/26)
FOOGA! (07/07/26-07/07/26)
Funny Valentine (02/13/26-02/21/26)
The Dog is Alive at the Start of the Play (07/08/25-07/08/25)
Evil Gays/Big Orgasms: Paris Adkins and Brooke Ferris (07/14/26-07/14/26)
Flit (07/13/26-07/13/26)
Shrimp! WIP (07/10/26-07/10/26)
Food Noise (07/09/26-07/09/26)
Campfire Queer Storytime (07/08/26-07/08/26)
MIXED FRUIT: QUEER VARIETY (07/07/26-07/07/26)
FOOGA! (07/07/26-07/07/26)
Funny Valentine (02/13/26-02/21/26)
The Dog is Alive at the Start of the Play (07/08/25-07/08/25)
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