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The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever
The playwright placed an emphasis on stereotyping as social commentary, critiquing perception of what appears on the outside against what lies within. The costumes reflected those close-minded views. The stereotype achieved balance between conflict within the play and the perception of these characters in reality. From a New York lesbian director (cue all black) to the small Hispanic Goth playwright (think Edward Scissor Hands meets The Matrix), to a pageant full of campy characters and three Wiseman dressed as flaming queens: this play was a mash-up of Republican paranoia and Pride parade. New York Premiere, new work.
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