TheatreFIRST Presents Three Plays For Pride
These three play-films spotlight the work of playwrights Tom Swift, Lisa Evans, and Lady Zen with stories of strength, longevity, and triumph.
By: A.A. Cristi
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TheatreFIRST continues its 20-21 virtual season with three unique narratives that center the queer experience. These three play-films spotlight the work of playwrights Tom Swift, Lisa Evans, and Lady Zen with stories of strength, longevity, and triumph.
First, on June 18th, we will premiere A MARRIAGE by Tom Swift, directed by Brendan Simon, and visually designed by Ben Euphrat. A MARRIAGE begins on a quiet, lonely night, when two unlikely strangers make the unlikely decision to fall in love. Swift uses his deft ability to spin humor and pathos to tell a story of thirty years in these two men's lives. Next, on July 2nd, Lisa Evans' YOU REALLY SHOULD SIT LIKE A LADY premieres.. Directed by Leigh Rondon-Davis, visually designed by Marisa Ramos, and performed by Evans, YOU REALLY SHOULD SIT LIKE A LADY uses music and sound as a mixtape for this solo piece's framework to explore the hilarious, perplexing, and sometimes infuriating contradictions in the process of gender identity formation.Learn more and buy now at www.theatrefirst.com.
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Julius Caesar Marin Shakespeare Company (8/14-9/13) |
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Pickleball Hillbarn Theatre (8/20-9/13) |
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Company City Lights Theater Company (7/15-8/22) |
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Sara Felder’s Class Act The Marsh (8/12-8/15) |
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Roar! The Marsh Berkeley (8/29-8/30) |
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The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown Santa Cruz Shakespeare (9/11-10/03) |
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Knockoff Broadway: The Improvised Musical All Out Comedy Theater (7/25-12/26) |
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The Phantom of the Opera San Jose Center for the Performing Arts (10/07-10/18) |
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Pearl Louise’s Lovin Jaleal The Marsh (8/14-8/16) |
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Macbeth Santa Cruz Shakespeare (7/12-8/30) |









