THE COMMERCIALLY UNVIABLE QUEER TRASH THEATRE CYCLE at Dixon Place

An anthropomorphized tomato named Taissa, a barefoot Contessa, and the gaytriarchy walk into a bar, and drunkenly stumble out a few hours later with a vaguely clearer idea of what it means to be queer in America today. Playwright Kev Berry has created an extremely bizarre universe in this evening of one act plays where cats with dysentery and wine moms coexist in comfort. Join in questioning the sanctity of marriage at The Commercially Unviable Queer Trash Theatre Cycle.