February 9th - 26th, 2023
Author: C. Julian Jiménez
Director: James R. Dixon
Assistant Director: Devon Roberts
Stage Manager: Rowan Dery
Scenic Designer: Rusty Tennant
Lighting Designer: Lara Klingeman
Sound Designer: Aleks Hollis
Costume Designer: Aaron Blaise
Choreographer: Kemba Shannon
Composer: Ian Appell
Intimacy Coordinator: Heath Hyun Houghton
House Manager: Alex Santorufo
Photography: Greg Parkinson
Graphic Designer: Kate Faye Cummings
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Starring: Sean Kirkpatrick, Rae Davis, Angie Tennant, Sam Gordon, Nick Hongola, and Anthony Harden
Fuse Theatre Ensemble and BlaQ OUT present Ronald Reagan Murdered My Mentors, a raw, introspective new play which investigates the barriers to love and happiness gay men in America have faced since the onset of the AIDS epidemic.
In the play, Lost, a Queer Latine man, struggles to navigate queer life after the AIDS epidemic obliterated an entire generation of Queer male role models. Lost seeks solace in an anonymous voice on the other end of a telephone as he attempts to find his place and accept his sexuality. As the play bounces between 3 decades, he is tormented by dead Queer icons and their murderer, Ronald Reagan.
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