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Michael Bach USA 917-623-9896; Canada 416-889-5626; fax 514-656-0244; info@daisyandwilma.com Christian Jeffries aka Wilma Holhurt photo: Douglas Copp   “The Wilma Holehurt Show” Written by Michael Bach Directed by Les Porter Michael Bach, executive producer “Stand Back! It’s Gonna Get Ugly.” Stand Back is a musical comedy dragtravaganza that examines the past, present and future of Wilma Holhurt, a combo southern belle, and Broadway baby. It features stories about Wilma’s life, intermixed with live singing (not lip sinked), including songs from the pop, country, soul, R&B, and disco genres. Included are audience participation segments, and three multi-media presentations. Christian Jeffries, who plays Wilma Holhurt, is a professionally trained actor and singer. He has appeared in many theatrical productions, including “Grease,” “Chess,” and “Evita,” as well as in film and television in such shows as “Soldiers Girl,” and “Queer as Folk.” “She’s [Wilma’s] funny, sassy, and when she sings, it’s like an angel from heaven. Outstanding!” - Next Magazine “An exceptional show stopper.” - Ambush Magazine Christian Jeffries (Wilma Holhurt), Michael Bach (Daisy Chain) photo: Douglas Copp   “The Wilma Holehurt Show” was formerly “The Daisy and Wilma Show”. For the “The Daisy and Wilma Show,” Michael Bach played Daisy Chain, and Christian Jeffries played Wilma Holhurt. “Ms. Daisy Chain sings and dances and heats up the stage with her sultry Southern charm in a one-woman extravaganza. … Every song is a show stopper. The lovely Daisy delivers each line like she’s ‘been there, done that’ and got the scars and the pipes to prove it.” - Provincetown Banner 2004 Tour Dates for The Daisy and Wilma Show: August 14 - Gio’s, 155 Smith St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada August 18 - Diva’s, 110-220 Third Ave. S., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; 306-665-0100 August 19, 20 - The Outside Nightclub, 2070 Broad St., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada; 306-569-1995 August 24 - Kelowna Actor’s Studio, 1379 Ellis St., Kelowna, B.C., Canada [Sponsored by the Okanogan Gay & Lesbian Business Association] August 26 - Prism Lounge, 642 Johnson St., Victoria, B.C., Canada; 250-388-0505 August 27-29 - Dufferin Hotel, 900 Seymour St., Vancouver, B.C., Canada; 604-683-4251

Bathhouse: The Musical! Info: myspace.com/bathhousethemusical Bookings: info@bathhousethemusical.com ?, ?, ?, Tim Evanicki photo: ?   Written by Esther Daack and Tim Evanicki Additional materials by Ryan Beck, Jason Wetzel, and Katie Tricamo Directed by Esther Daack Produced by Daack-Evanicki Productions Billy ventures into the bathhouse for the very first time. He is looking for true love, but soon realizes that the other patrons are there for more temporary rewards. A rib-tickling, ass-slapping, toe-tapping all-male musical revue that is carousing and rousing. Songs include: “Friendly Neighborhood Bathhouse,” “Bathhouse ABCs,” “Steam,” “Penises are Like Snowflakes,” “Christmas at the Baths,” “Hottie Revival,” “Clickin’ for Dick,” “Bear Chaser.” Kane Prestenback, Karl Anderson, Tim Evanicki, Jerry Jobe Jr. in the July 2006 production photo: Justin Dyal   The show runs 1 hour and 20 minutes, and requires a piano. “One of the ‘can’t miss’ shows of this year’s Fringe.” - Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel “Provides a very generous amount of hilariously campy humor and catchy, foot-tapping tunes to be well worth taking in.” - Michael W. Freeman, TimeOut, Orlando 2008 Tour Dates: May 15-26 - Orlando International Fringe Festival May 31, June 5-9 - Parliament House Resort, Orlando, FL

Paul Bonin-Rodgriguez 110 Blue Star, San Antonio TX 78204 210-737-0793; pbonrod@aol.com “Memory’s Caretaker” Written and performed by Paul Bonin-Rodgriguez A uniquely south Texas tale of multigenerational border crossings. Paul is available for residencies and workshops including presenting “Cooling off the Melting Pot,” a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic workshop. Toured in 2003

Le Boudoir Contact: Miriam Ginestier, mim@aei.ca, or David King, in@out.ca Sasha Van Bon Bon photo: Sasha Brunelle   Written by the collective Directed by Miriam Ginestier Produced by Mim Productions and OUT Productions A francophile magical evening of retro entertainment, silent films, circus acts, dance and physical theater, which was inspired by early forms of Burlesque, Vaudeville and turn-of-the-century Music Hall. Le Boudoir has had a decade of sold-out performances in Montreal, and was seen at Toronto’s “Hysteria Festival” in October 2005. Hosted by Nathalie Claude, with Mimi “Queen of Rag” Blais on piano. The show requires 4-5 people to help with a local production, a video projector, and local participation. Each local host finds performers for two of the pieces in the show, as well as add a couple of local acts. “A bawdy, cheeky, flirty, just-a-teensy-bit dirty, summer lesbian vaudeville event.” - Outlooks Magazine “A cabaret burlesque institution in Montreal, where ‘high’ meets ‘low’ art in a lush, sexy romp.” – Toronto X-Tra! “For a wickedly fun evening’s entertainment in the big city to the north, it might be well worth a trip to Le Boudoir.” – Mountainpridemedia.org “What happens on stage is where Le Boudoir’s creativity truly shines and becomes the time when the audience gets the rowdiest.” – In Newsweekly

Julie Brown Agent: Michael Warwick, 310-993-5524; sropictures@aol.com Julie Brown photo: ?   Julie Brown’s live show, “Smell the Glamour” is an insane combination of songs, comedy and videos featuring her brand new hit “I Want to be Gay” and her cult classic, “The Homecoming Queen’s Got a Gun!” The show includes Julie’s “Festival of Wigs” during which she plays famous women — from Mary Kate Olsen to Frieda Kahlo — and includes an impersonation of Madonna singing “Party in my Pants” and “Vague.” Other show highlights include revealing what Paris Hilton is really like backstage, and what Sharon Stone would look like doing a Depends commercial on the set of “Basic Instinct 5.” “Smell the Glamour” is not for children. (Julie won’t let her own son see this act.)

Carolyn Gage 160 Dartmouth St., #1, Portland, ME 04103 207-774-4231 carolyn@carolyngage.com photo: Linda K. Russell   photo: Emily Weir   “The Second Coming of Joan of Arc” An explosive performance of a teenage cross-dressing, runaway, lesbian Joan of Arc who has returned from the dead to share her experiences of patriarchal betrayal with contemporary audiences. Gage, performing in her own play, electrifying audiences as “a living manifestation of the power of articulate anger.” The play was a smash hit in Brazil, has been featured on NPR, and was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in drama. Workshops and lectures Gage also offers lectures on lesbian theatre history and on lesbian sexuality, and holds workshops on non-traditional roles for women and “shifting the paradigm.” Gage has authored five books on lesbian theatre, and has written fifty plays. “This is great theatre … daring, heartbreaking, principled, bitter, and often very funny … Women’s mental health would improve instantly, were they able to see these plays performed.” - Phyllis Chesler Ugly Ducklings Campaign The Ugly Ducklings Campaign is a national campaign to prevent lesbian and gay teen suicide. The project is based around production of Carolyn Gage’s play “Ugly Ducklings,” which focuses on homophobic harassment and its devastating effects at a girls’ summer camp. For further information on the Ugly Ducklings Campaign, please see this PDF document: www.carolyngage.com/prospectusfinal.pdf 2005 Tour Dates: January 9-17 - Artist-in-Residence - The Resort on Carefree Boulevard, North Ft. Meyers, FL March 5 - “Ugly Ducklings: How I Came to Write a Play Where the Lesbian Doesn’t Kill Herself” - New England Women’s Studies Conference, U.Mass, Dartmouth, MA March 11-12 - “The Second Coming of Joan of Arc” - A.P.E., Northampton, MA March 15 - “Changing the Channel on Violence Against Women” - SUNY Rockland Community College, Suffern, NY March 22 - “The Second Coming of Joan of Arc” - University of Maine, Orono March 24 - “Writing the Historical Monologue” (workshop) - U. of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg March 26 - “The Second Coming of Joan of Arc” - A.P.E., Gulfport Womyn’s Festival, Camp Sisterspirit, Ovett, MS April 29 - “Surviving the Dominant Culture: A Radical Workshop” and “Take Back the Stage: A Performance and Workshop on Non-Traditional Roles for Women” - Colby College, Waterville, ME May 13-15 - Workshop and Panel: “Saints and Sinners” - Gay and Lesbian Writers’ Conference, New Orleans, LA July “Playwriting for Poets and Fiction Writers” - Stonecoast Writers’ Conference, Freeport, ME

Heather Gold Bookings: 415-717-1309; booking@subvert.com photo: Mark Glaser   “I Look Like an Egg, but I Identify as a Cookie” An interactive baking comedy Written and performed by Heather Gold Heather makes chocolate chip cookies with the audience through her own hilarious and provocative exploration of the “Recipe:” heterosexuality (dry), lesbianism (wet), the Left (mix), and other tasty 80s tunes and secret ingredients. Heather searches for her whole self as she sifts through the complexities of sexuality and identity with the simple truths of baking. While “I Look…Cookie” follows a recipe, it involves the audience in the heart of the mix, letting Heather’s gift for extemporaneous comedy and insight fly. 2005 Tour Dates: Sept 29 - Larkspur Theatre, Larkspur, CA

Jade Esteban Estrada Bookings: vicariousrecords@aol.com Media: vicariouspr@aol.com Jade Fan Club: jadefanmail@yahoo.com Jade Esteban Estrada: jade@getjaded.com One-man musical comedies Jade Esteban Estrada is a playwright, composer, singer, actor, choreographer and director. From 1996 to 2000, he was chief choreographer to Latin TV star Charo. He founded and is artistic director for the Experiencia Dance Company, New York. “Icons: The Lesbian and Gay History of the World, Vol. 1” Jade Esteban Estrada photo: John MacLellan   Directed by Jeff Wills Additional musical arrangements by Tracy Stark Produced by Vicarious Productions Meet Sappho, Michelangelo, Oscar, Gertrude, Sylvia, and Ellen. One day, they decided to make history. From the island of Lesbos — to the Sistine Chapel — to the Stonewall Inn — to “Yep, I’m Gay” on the cover of Time Magazine, Jade Esteban Estrada takes his audience on a whirlwind tour. Vol. 1 debuted September 12, 2002 at the Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival in Columbus, Ohio. “An irreverent, funny and moving solo musical. A feel-good session for gay people” - Tom Sime, Dallas Morning News “Icons: The Lesbian and Gay History of the World, Vol. 2” Jade Esteban Estrada as Billie Jean King photo: Angel Hess   Directed by David Miguel Estrada Additional musical arrangements by Tracy Stark Produced by Vicarious Productions A musical journey of LGBT history using the voices of Alexander the Great, Queen Christina of Sweden, Susan B. Anthony, Billie Jean King, Harvey Milk and 9/11 hero Mark Bingham. “Estrada takes his audiences on a hilarious whirlwind tour!” - New York Times Won the “Audience Favorite Award” in Solo Performance at the 2004 Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival. 2004 Tour Dates: October 28 - Greenwich St. Theatre, New York, NY November 4-20 - Icons 1 and 2 - Alley Theatre, Indianapolis, IN December 1 - Icons 1 and 2 - Pride Center, North Brunswick, N.J. (benefit, Center’s youth programs; 732-846-2232) December 4 - Icons 1 and 2 - Limelight Theatre, St. Augustine, FL (benefit, St. Augustine Pride 2005) December 10 - Icons 1 and 2 - Cafe Ole, Trenton, NJ (benefit, Capital Rainbow Fest 2005) December 11 - Icons 1 and 2 - Black Box of Asbury Park, Asbury Park, NJ (benefit, LGBT Art Fund of the Black Box) December 19, 2004 - New York, NY 2005 Tour Dates: January 12 - Underscores, New York, NY January 14 - Rainbow Mountain Resort, East Stroudsburg, PA January 22 - MCC Louisville, Louisville, KY January 28-30 - Nightingale Theatre, Tulsa, OK January 29 - Springfield, MO February 17-27 - San Diego, CA February 20-24 - Los Angeles, CA February 21-24 - Icons 1 - Rose Alley Theatre, Venice, CA March 2, 2005 - Turlock, CA March 13, 14 - Austin, TX March 20, 21 - St. Louis, MO March 25-26 - Omaha, NB May 13-21 - Austin, TX May 28 - Memphis, TN June 10 - East Stroudsburg, PA June 11 - Rockland County Pride 2005, New City, NY June 16-20, 2005 - St. Petersburg, FL June 22-26, 2005 - 7:30pm - Houston Pride, TX; 713-692-8735 July 1-2, 2005 - Charlotte, NC July 6, 2005 - Austin, TX July 7, 2005 - Lubbock, TX July 8-9, 2005 - Louisville, KY July 11, 2005 - New York, NY July 21, 2005 - Nashville, TN August 5, 2005 - Jacksonville, FL August 18, 2005 - San Diego, CA August 25, 2005 - San Francisco, CA September 1-4, 2005 - St. Louis, MO September 5-6, 2005 - Cape Girardeau, MO September 9-10, 2005 - Atlanta, GA September 16-17, 2005 - Hartford, CN October 1, 2005 - Albuquerque, NM October 3, 2005 - San Antonio, TX October 5, 2005 - Jackson, MS October 6, 2005 - Knoxville, TN October 7, 2005 - Corpus Christi, TX October 8, 2005 - San Antonio, TN October 22, 2005 - San Diego, CA

Steven Fales www.mormonboy.com neverfales2@aol.com 503-722-7096; info@mormonboy.com “Confessions of a Mormon Boy” Written by Steven Fales Directed by Jack Hofsiss In his autobiographical one-man play, Fales (a sixth generation Mormon) tells the story of his failed attempt to overcome his same-sex attraction through “reparative therapy” which resulted in his divorce and excommunication from the Mormon church. Told with warmth and humor, he illuminates the dilemma of those struggling to reconcile their dreams of becoming straight with the realities of being gay and what it costs to accept or deny that truth, especially when children are involved. Shortly after coming out, he moved to New York City where he entered the gay underworld of escorting in a free-for-all period he calls his “gay adolescence.” The play shows what it took for him to leave prostitution, reclaim a life of integrity, and get back his “Donny Osmond” smile. “When one can be so moved as to laugh till your jaw hurts, wince with a sorry recognition at the pain distorted religion can inflict, cheer with unashamed abandon at an enviable and inspiring bravery so rarely expressed in the face of certain banishment and ridicule, you know you have had a thrilling and emotionally fulfilling theatrical experience.” - Lucie Arnaz, actress and activist 2001 Tour Dates November - Premiered (with all its original Mormon “in-humor”) in Salt Lake City 2002 Tour Dates NYC, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Salt Lake City 2004 Tour Dates: May 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 - Hollywood Theatre, 4122 NE Sandy Blvd., Portland, OR August - New York Fringe Festival September 23-October 3 - Rose Wagoner Performing Arts Center, Salt Lake City, UT

Robin Greenspan and Lacie Harmon realgirls@camprealgirls.com “Real Girls” - a comedy “A terrific evening spent with two of the swellest girls in town - really. Truthful, funny, touching and entertaining.” - Meg Donivan, Nitelife Magazine

Harry Hart-Browne Contact: Lori Suleski: 626-355-3682; coachwithreach@verizon.net Harry Hart-Browne: 310-455-0069; harryhartbrowne@verizon.net photo source: Jack Magee   “Special Delivery” Written and performed by Harry Hart-Browne A 20-Character, One-Man Play About Remembering the Spirit While Doing the Earth Gig. Harry is excited because a director just offered him a role in a new play. The director, however, is his “higher self,” and the play is “this lifetime on earth.” Will Harry get trapped in his role, or will he remember his Spirit? Harry received two LA Weekly Awards, two AGLA Awards, and seven other theater awards for excellence in acting. This hilarious and thought-provoking, powerful adventure of one gay man’s spiritual journey tours nationwide. Raves “The most exciting piece I’ve seen all year! Once again, this performance art pioneer reinvents theatre with a unique mixture of heart and art” - Robert Patrick, playwright, author “Hart-Browne has an ingenuous warmth. The show has a genuine charm. He has enough energy and enough gift with character voices to fill any sized stage all by himself. ‘Special Delivery’ is heartfelt … it contains a sincere spiritual understanding.” - Frances Baum Nicholson, Pasadena Star-News “Theatrically savvy … charming … enlightening … magic.” - Dale Reynolds, Frontiers Magazine 2003 Tour Dates: July 27 - Unity Center, Fletcher, NC August 3 - Unity Church, Charlotte, NC August 16 - Foothill Center of Religious Science, Sierra Madre, CA 2004 Tour Dates: November 21 - Foothill Center of Religious Science, Sierra Madre, CA; 626-836-2022

Houses on the Moon Theatre Co. 646-228-2292; emily@housesonthemoon.org “Building Houses on the Moon” Carlo D’Amore, Emily Weiner photo: Amy Elliott   Written and directed by Jeffrey Solomon A remarkable mosaic of stories that evoke the isolation, as well as the courage and hopefulness of youth on the frontier of inclusion. Inspired by internet posts from lesbian, gay, bi and trans youth, the play has been embraced by student groups and educators as a powerful tool for change. It was featured at the National 2003 GLSEN “Teaching Respect for All” conference. This production won the Awards for “Best Playwright” and “Best Male and Female Performance for an Ensemble” at the 2004 Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival. Cast includes: Carlo D’Amore and Emily Weiner “Thoughtful, at times funny, and often poingant...an extraordinary theater piece!” - Inside Out 2005 Tour Dates: October 19, 2005 - North Huntington High School, NJ October TBA, 2005 - Miss Hall’s School, MA “Tara’s Crossing” Aundré Chin, Jeffrey Solomon photo: Ryan Jensen   Written by Jeffrey Solomon Directed by Steve Satta A transgender refugee from Guyana mounts an uphill battle to prove her claims of persecution from within the confines of a U.S. Immigration detention center. The play is one of the first to deal with political asylum for sexual minority refugees, and was inspired by interviews with asylum-seekers from around the world. Cast includes: Aundré Chin, Emily Weiner, Ian Eaton, Nysheva-Star and Jeffrey Solomon. “Revealing and Tender” - The Village Voice “Remarkable, Moving and Captivating” - NyTheatre.com “A marvelously poignant story. … This one deserves a big audience!” - Kate Bornstein 2005 Tour Dates: November 17, 2005 - New York University, NYC

Susan Jeremy Brooklyn, New York jeremyface@aol.com photo: Gary Wexler   “P.S. 69” Susan Jeremy plays 24 characters in a school, culminating in a lesbian salsa with sex-filled tension and hilarity. 2007 Tour Dates: May 17 - Orlando Fringe, FL May 31, June 2, 3 - Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Theatre 99 - 8pm, Charleston, SC August (sometime during 16-26) - Edmonton Fringe Festival, Alberta, Canada

Rich Kiamco photo: Geoffrey Goodridge   “Unaccessorized” Written and performed by Rich Kiamco Directed by Dan Bacalzo An autobiographical decathlon of laughter and tears. This romp exposes how a queer, Filipino boy escapes the cornfields of Illinois to the streets of New York City, and embarks on a global odyssey among fashionistas, millionaires, and con artists, in search of love, enlightenment, and the perfect shade of beige.

Jennifer Lanier Many Horses Productions, P.O. Box 1959, Pahoa, Hawaii 96778 808-965-8669; info@jenniferlanier.com Jennifer Lanier photo: John Mozo   “None of the Above” Performed by Jennifer Lanier Written by Jennifer Lanier and Robert Moyer Directed by Robert Moyer A 90-minute solo, comic roller coaster ride through the racial, gay-straight, and gender identity eyes of a tail-end baby-boomer. Her impersonations are done without props, utilizing only body language and voice modulations. Lanier’s distinctly recognizable characters include: first grade teacher Mrs. Wiseman, with her perfect posture and elocution; chain smoking Aunt Vera offering up the sweet potato pie, unconditional love, and simple insights that every misunderstood child craves; Daddy the Colonel and Momma with her “issues;” and Dr. Machemer, Austrian psychiatrist extraordinaire. “A flash of beauty and inspiration … Jennifer Lanier, who had come from Hawaii to perform in the Road Show, delivered a rollicking monologue.” - Erika Kinetz, New York Times “Told in a multiplicity of voices, Lanier switches between these roles as easily as slipping off one pair of shoes and putting on another.” - Julie Mitchell, Hawaii Island Journal “ ‘None of the Above’ touches on issues which resonate with young and old, white, black and in-between, gay, straight and bisexual. … She approaches sensitive issues with forthrightness and humor that draws the audience in. Her personal charisma and storytelling skills make for an extremely entertaining event.” - Lauren Whitaker, Director of Student Activities, North Carolina School of the Arts “It’s so funny, I forgot my shoes!” - patron, Bear’s Place, Durham, NC 2005 Tour Dates: May 10 - LavaZone, Pahoa, HI May 23 - The historic Parker School Theater, Waimea, HI May 31 - LavaZone, Pahoa, HI June 11 - Pavilion, Kiholo Beach, HI June 12 - Old Airport Beach Pavilion, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii June 30, July 1 - Robert Moyer & United Stage, Winston-Salem, NC July 3 - Private party performance, Chapel Hill, NC July 8, 9 - Performance Space 122, New York City (GoTour.com’s Road Showcase) July 18, 19 - Provincetown Fringe Festival, Provincetown, MA July 23 - Private party performance, Deer Isle, Maine August 27 - Wood Valley Clubhouse, Raleigh, NC September 1 - NC School of the Arts, Winston-Salem, NC September 10 - The ARTS at Mark’s Garage, Honolulu, HI December 10 - Aloha Theatre, Kainaliu Town, HI 2006 Tour Dates: March 23-26 - LA Women’s Theatre Festival, Los Angeles, CA July 8 - St. John’s MCC, Raleigh, NC September 7-16 - National Gay & Lesbian Theatre Festival, Columbus, OH September 10 - Old Main Theatre, C.U., Boulder Colorado - benefit PFLAG Youth Leadership Endowment       Information: 303-492-1377, 303-444-4580 September 14-16 - Columbus National G & L Theatre Festival, Nestor Auditorium, Columbus State Comm. Coll.       Information: 614-263-9448 September 22-25 - Harvest: Montreal GLBT International Theatre Festival, Montreal, Quebec, Canada       Information: 450-550-7782 2007 Tour Dates for “NOTA & Bruce the Drag King”: March 16 - 10pm - Club Hairspray, Asheville, NC - 828-258-2027     [Fund raiser for IRISE, Asheville area GLBT community center.] 2007 Tour Dates for “None of the Above”: March 17 (8pm), 18 (3pm) - ArtsCenter, 300G East Main St., Carrboro, NC - 919-929-2787 March 19 - 7:30pm - Cole Global Inst. for Diversity & Inclusion’s Chief Diversity Officers Forum, Bennett College, Greensboro, NC March 28 - 7pm - Wake Forest University, Scales Fine Arts Center, Rm 102, Winston-Salem, NC April 15 - 7pm - Millersville University, Millersville, PA

Bob Lawson’s Mind Gaymes mentalmystery@verizon.net Bob Lawson photo: Mark Sutton, Riverbank Productions   Mind Gaymes is an audience participation, mind-reading show that makes the audience the star. It is fun and funny, with lots of gay humor keeping the show light. Bob Lawson has read minds since 1986. His Mind Gaymes performance — out of the closet since 2001 — utilizes his gay experience for an exciting and unusual show. “Mind Gaymes is the show that steps outside of the gay stereotype” - Syracuse Pink Paper Mind Gaymes has been presented on Atlantis Cruises, and at many Gay Pride Festivals, gay clubs and events. Bob has also performed at fundraising events for gay organizations such as the Sarasota Gay Men’s Chorus, AMFAR, and the Francis House, Tampa.

Lounge-Zilla! Bookings: 407-625-8743; booking@loungezillasings.com Music Samples Photos and Press Information Fiely A. Matias photo: Roberto Gonzales   Fiely A. Matias is “Lounge-Zilla!” Dennis T. Giacino is “Scary Manilow.” “Lounge-Zilla!” is the internationally-touring, award-winning “Armageddon of Queer Cabaret” that features an atomic blast of twisted music, naughty comedy, and an outrageous 3D finale that must be seen to be believed. A “bad boy” cabaret, “Lounge-Zilla!” gleefully rifles through hilariously off-beat and bawdy original tunes about such taboo topics as fetishes, threesomes, stalking, love triangles, sex change operations and fag hags. The show has performed throughout the Caribbean for gay cruise companies, was the “Official Comedy Event” at Gay Days in Orlando and was also the only U.S. act featured at Camp Comedy 2006, Singapore’s first gay comedy festival. Awards “Best Comedy” and “Best Musical” at the Columbus National Gay & Lesbian Theatre Festival “Best of Fest” and “Best Cabaret” at the San Francisco Fringe Festival “Best of Fest” at the Orlando International Fringe Festival “Best Comedy” at the Ottawa Fringe Theatre Festival “Best of Fest” at the Saskatoon Fringe Theatre Festival “Best of Venue/Fringe Hit!” at the Halifax Fringe Festival Raves “A+! Perfect! … An act that rivals Bette Midler’s ‘Vickie Edie.’ Move over ‘Just Jack,’ the most out-of-control cabaret act in town is here … so be prepared to laugh.” - Edge Boston “5 stars … Screamingly funny … Fiely is an original, one of the funniest gay comedians you’ll ever meet.” - Edmonton Sun, Canada “Laugh so hard you nearly wet your pants! Deliriously funny.” - Seattle Gay News “5 stars … bawdy and deliciously inappropriate … no-apologies entertainment at its best … you must see this show.” - StarPhoenix, Saskatoon, Canada “Savagely funny … Matias has impeccable comic timing … a funny, intelligent hour of revelry.” - Orlando Weekly “A clever show! Lounge-zilla! incorporates cartoonish hyperbole, masterful subtlety, strong singing, insult humor, interactive shtick, amusing props, outrageous costumes, partial nudity, and a truly monstrous X-rated finale that can’t be described in a family newspaper. Hilarious.” - Columbus Dispatch Fiely A. Matias photo: Eric Esteban   2004 Tour Date samples: Bailiwick Arts Center/Improv Festival, Chicago, IL Atlanta Improv Festival, Dad’s Garage Theatre, GA Prague Fringe Theatre Festival, Czech Republic Columbus National Gay & Lesbian Theatre Festival, OH The Famous Door/Gulf Coast Comedy Festival, Destin, FL 2005 Tour Date samples: Charleston Comedy Festival, Bar 145, Charleston, SC Miami Improv Festival, Miami, FL New York City GLBT Expo, New York, NY DC Comedyfest, Washington, DC Gay Days Cruise “Official Comedy Event,” Miami, Key West, Cozumel Philadelphia Gay & Lesbian Theatre Festival, Philadelphia, PA Post Office Cabaret, Provincetown, MA Orlando Cabaret Festival, Orlando, FL San Francisco Fringe Festival, San Francisco, CA Peacock Room, Orlando, FL Tupperware Theatre/Orlando Fringe Fundraiser, Orlando, FL Rainbown Mountain Resort, Poconos, PA Dennis T. Giacino, Fiely A. Matias photo: Roberto Gonzales   2006 Tour Date samples: Couch Potato Theatre, Orlando, FL Camp Comedy Festival, Singapore Club InsideOUT, Ogunquit, ME Don't Tell Mama Cabaret, New York, NY 2007 Tour Date samples: Aquafest Cruises/Norwegian Cruise Lines, Houston, Cozumel, Belize Villa Resort, Palm Springs, CA Ottawa Fringe Theatre Festival, Ottawa, ON, Canada The Berkshire Fringe, Great Barrington, MA Saskatoon Fringe Theatre Festival, Saskatoon, SK, Canada Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival, Edmonton, AB, Canada Vancouver International Fringe Festival, Vancouver, BC, Canada Carnival of the Arts, Vancouver, BC 2008 Tour Date samples: St. Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival - June - Ont Canada

Tim Miller Highways Performance Space, 1651 - 18th St., Santa Monica, CA 90404 310-828-5614; millertale@aol.com Tim Miller photo: John Aigner   Performer, teacher, activist, writer, internationally acclaimed performance artist Miller explores the artistic, spiritual and political topography of his identity as a gay man. Hailed for his humor and passion, he has written: Live Boys (1981-created with John Bernd) Postwar (1982) Cost of Living (1983) Democracy in America (1984) Buddy Systems (1985-created with Doug Sadownick) Some Golden States (1987) Stretch Marks (1989) Sex/Love/Stories (1991) My Queer Body (1992) Naked Breath (1994) Fruit Cocktail (1996) Shirts & Skin (1997) Glory Box (1999) Us (2003) Miller’s performances have toured throughout North America and Europe. He is the author of the books “Shirts & Skin” and “Body Blows.” His solo theater works have been published in the play collections “O Solo Homo” and “Sharing the Delirium.” 2004 Tour Dates: April 9 - Bailiwick Repertory, Chicago, IL July 16 - North Miami Beach Performing Arts Theatre, N. Miami Beach, FL July 21 - Payomet Tent Performing Arts Center, N. Truro, MA September 9 - PS 122, New York, NY September 11 - gay men’s Performance Workshop - PS122, NY, NY October 21 - Out North, Anchorage, Alaska November 12 - Glasgay Festival, Center for Contemporary Art, Glasgow, Scotland November 17-27 - Drill Hall, London, UK 2005 Tour Dates: February 26 - Kentucky Theatre, Louisville, KY February 28 - Cincinnati Playhouse, OH April 21-May 8 - Drill Hall, 16 Chenies St., London WC1E 7EX, UK; 020 7307 5060 October 1-2 - Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX October 3-10 - Illinois State University, IL October 17-22 - Vancouver East Cultural Center, Canada October 23-30 - Montclair State University, NJ November 2 - Homotopia Fest, Unity Theatre, Liverpool, UK November 3-8 - Hull University, Scarborough, UK November 11-12 - Market Place Theatre, Peterborough, Canada November 10-11 - Trent University, Canada November 14-20 - Brandeis University, Boston, MA November 17 - National Communications Association Conference, Boston, MA 2006 Tour Dates: January 9-20 - Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA January 21-28 - Savannah College of Art and Design, GA February 16-18 - Consolidated Works, Seattle, WA March 2-12 - New Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco, CA March 13-19 - Roosevelt University, Chicago IL March 15 -18 - Bailiwick Theatre, Chicago, IL March 27- April 2 - Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, NC March 29 - Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston Salem, NC 2007 Tour Dates: January 5-6 - Rude Guerilla Theater, Santa Ana, CA January 29-February 3 - California State University, Channel Islands February 5-7 - Arizona State University, Phoenix February 8 - University of Arizona, Tucson February 9 - University of California, Riverside, CA February 16-17 - Appalachian State University, Boone, NC February 19 - Cincinnati Playhouse, OH March 1-3 - Obscenity Conference, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IO March 4 - Art Explosion, Fort Lauderdale, FL March 7 - Yale University, New Haven, CT March 8-18 - PS 122, New York City September 22-23 - San Diego, Masonic Hall, CA October 6-7 - Dallas, Southern Methodist University, TX October 8-20 - Lied Center for the Arts, University of Nebraska, NB October 13 - Omaha, NB (for Citizens for Equal Protection Gala) October 23-28 - Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC October 29-November 3 - Davidson College, NC November 5-10 - California State University, Northridge, CA November 13 - Salem State University, MA November 14-15 - Williams College, MA December 6-10 - New Orleans, National Performance Network, LA

Miss Coco Peru Agent: Michael Warwick, 310-993-5524; sropictures@aol.com Miss Coco Peru aka Clinton Leupp photo: Palladino Images   Storyteller and monologist, Miss Coco Peru (aka Clinton Leupp) has written, produced, directed, and starred in shows across the globe. Miss Coco has performed in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Reno, London, Lisbon, Mexico, aboard a yacht in the Mediterranean, and in Evansville, Indiana. “Hilarious, inebriating and elegant all at the same time. … If there were an award for most girlish and glamorous, funniest, mouthiest diva/icon/trannie/comedian, the inimitable Miss Coco Peru would win hands down.” - L.A. Weekly “Miss Coco is a heavenly hoot. … Wry and uncensored, the show is a hilarious exorcism, with music, no less. Hey, that’s entertainment.” - Los Angeles Times Theater “Miss Coco Peru in My Goddamn Cabaret,” “Miss Coco Peru: A Legend in Progress”     (1992 Manhattan Association of Cabaret (MAC) Award), “Miss Coco Peru’s Universe”     (1998 GLAAD Media Award nomination), “Miss Coco Peru’s Glorious Wounds … She’s Damaged”     (2001 GLAAD Media Award nomination), and “Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted”     (2004 GLAAD Media Award for Best L.A. Theater). Film “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar” “Trick,” and “Girls Will Be Girls” Voices Mamma Hippo in Disney’s “The Wild” TV “Will and Grace” “Twins” “Arrested Development” Blog: myspace.com/misscocoperu

Rob Nash rob@robnash.com “Holy Cross Sucks!” A one-man, tragic-comical tour-de-force about high school life set in the 80s. Three heroes, Johnny (the punk), George (the loser) and Ben (the homosexual), go through four years of a semi-fictitious Houston Jesuit high school. Themes explored include: guns, abortion, date rape, gay bashing, loss of father figures, trans-generational love, teen, sex, alienation, frustration, love and true friendship. Nash’s previous works include 12 Steps to a More Dysfunctional You, 12 Steps to a More Dysfunctional Christmas and 12 Steps to a More Dysfunctional Family. Nash also appeared on VH1’s “Stand-up Spotlight with Rosie O’Donnell” and Comedy Central’s “Out There in Hollywood.”

Richard Skipper Elegant Diamond Productions: 845-365-0720 richard@richardskipper.com Richard Skipper photo: Heather Sullivan   “An Evening with Carol Channing” Richard Skipper presents a fully-staged, audience-interactive, 90-minute musical montage celebrating the career and persona of this unique, theatrical legend. He sings in his own powerful, Broadway voice, blending Channing standards, such as, “Hello, Dolly,” with original material. The musical evening surveys Channing’s life with many stops along the way for Richard’s unique, riotous ad-lib interactions with the audience. “This is the first time ever I have been shown with such love, respect and polish.” - Carol Channing “Skipper sparkles with the glow of Channing’s charisma, but the extra shine you see on stage is a product of a diamond-like brilliance that is his alone.” - Backstage Magazine Awards won by Richard Skipper Recipient of the MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabaret and Clubs) Award for “Outstanding Achievement in Impersonation” in 2000 and 2002. Won the 1998 Back Stage Bistro award for “Outstanding Tribute to Carol Channing.” Named as one of the “Top Ten Cabaret Performers” by The Cabaret Hotline. Named “one of the Top of the Century Premiere Cabaret Acts” by Cabaret Scenes Magazine. Won the 2006 IGCITA (International Guild of Celebrity and Tribute Artists) Cloney Award for “Outstanding Achievement of an Impersonation of a Legend.” Selected by The Entertainment Network to be “Entertainer of the Month,” in October 2006.

Jeff Solomon Contact: 215-688-1292; jeffsolo@earthlink.net Solo performance written by Jeffrey Solomon “Santa Claus is Coming Out” Jeffrey Solomon in Santa Claus is Coming Out photo: Kaizaad Kotwal   “Santa Claus is Coming Out” directed by Emily Weiner A mock-u-mentary about the secret life of the beloved childhood icon, and the scandal that rocks the world when the truth leaks out. Inspired by the latest salvo in the culture wars launched by America’s radical right wing: discussing homosexuality in the classroom. Winner of the “Best of the 2002 Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival.” “Warm-hearted feel good romp!” - N.Y. Post “Charming and hilarious” - TheaterMania.com 2005 Tour Dates: July 31, August 7, 2005 - Midtown International Theatre Festival, NYC December 2-17, 2005 - Stage Q, Madison Wisconsin “MotherSON” Jeffrey Solomon in MotherSON photo: Paul Moffitt   “MotherSON” directed by David L. Carson A solo play depicting a mother’s journey out of the closet as the parent of gay child. Mr. Solomon plays both roles of mother and son. Winner of the “Best Solo Performer” and “Best Solo Playwright” at the 2002 Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival “So believable, we forget we’re watching only one actor.” - Chicago Free Press “Universally moving” - In Theater Magazine “Tour-de-truth!” - Chicago Tribune 2005 Tour Dates: = TBA =

Jason Stuart Jason is an actor, comedian in film and TV, lecturer, author and producer. He tours extensively offering comedy and gay-positive messages. Jason’ message for straight people about same-sex marriage: “If you let us marry each other, we will stop marrying you!” Film and TV “San Saba” (2007) “Twisted Faith” (2007) “Monkey Man” (2006) “Coffee Date” (2006) “Outlaugh!” (2006) “Puff, Puff, Pass” (2006) - aka “Living High” (UK: DVD title) “George Lopez” (1 episode, 2006) “The DL Chronicles” (2005) (TV) “Gone Postal” (2005) “Ghosts Never Sleep” (2005) “Fat Actress” (1 episode, 2005) “House M.D.” (1 episode, 2004) - aka “House” (USA: short title) “Space” (2004) “A Day Without a Mexican” (2004) - aka “Día sin méxicanos, Un” (Mexico) “Strong Medicine” (1 episode, 2003) “What Adam Knows” (2003) “Letting Go” (2003) “Kill Switch” (2003) “Will & Grace” (2 episodes, 2000-2002) “My Wife and Kids” (3 episodes, 2002) “Bad Boy” (2002) - aka Dawg (UK) “Long Road to Paradise” (2001) “10 Attitudes” (2001) “Three Sisters” (1 episode, 2001) “The Huntress” (2 episodes, 2000-2001) “Role of a Lifetime” (2001) “The Norm Show” (1 episode, 2000) - aka “Norm” (USA: new title) “Providence” (1 episode, 2000) “Get Your Stuff” (2000) “The Sausage Factory” (2000) (TV) “Flamingo Dreams” (2000) “Lost & Found” (1999) “Charmed” (1 episode, 1998) “The Drew Carey Show” (1 episode, 1998) “Gia” (1998) (TV) “Southern Man” (1998) “Vegas Vacation” (1997) - aka “National Lampoon’s Vegas Vacation” “Murder One” (1 episode, 1997) “L.A. Firefighters” (1 episode, 1996) - aka “Fire Company 132” “Don’t Quit Your Day Job” (1996) “Cyber Bandits” (1995) “SeaQuest DSV” (1 episode, 1994) - aka “SeaQuest 2032” (USA: new title) “The John Larroquette Show” (1 episode, 1993) “Murder, She Wrote” (1 episode, 1993) “This Just In” (1 episode, 1993) “N.Y.P.D. Mounted” (1991) (TV) - aka “N.Y. Mounted” (UK) “Kindergarten Cop” (1990) “Sunset Beat” (1 episode, 1990) “Eternity” (1989) “Cross My Heart” (1987) “Emanon” (1987) “Roses Are for the Rich” (1987) (TV) “Can You Feel Me Dancing?” (1986) (TV) “The Lost Empire” (1985) “The Life and Times of Eddie Roberts” (1 episode, 1980) - aka “L.A.T.E.R.” (USA: short title) “Play for Today” (1 episode, 1974) 2005 Interviews VH1:     “The Coolest Years: In The Closet”     “Big Gay 50” year’s most fascinating, fabulous, controversial gay moments     “Love Lounge” several episodes TVland     “Tickled Pink” - on gay men and lesbians 2004 Tour Dates: March 11 - Commerce Casino, CA April 5 - Wells College, Aurora, NY April 23 - The Rattle Box Club, Detroit, MI April 25 - Central Ohio Bowling, Columbus, OH April 28-May 1 - Crackers Comedy Club, Indianapolis, IN May 14-15 - Heaven, Palm Springs, CA May 20-23 - Jokers Comedy Club, Dayton, OH June 16-19 - Comedy Connection, Portland, ME September 9-12 - Improv Comedy Club, Cleveland, OH September 14-19 - Funny Bone, Columbus, OH September 23 - The Boulevard, Pasadena CA September 28-October 1 - Laugh Factory, NY, NY October 14 - 8:30pm - Gotham Comedy Club, NY, NY October 16 - M.C. at Conference for Independent Schools, Easthampton, MA October 31-November 7 - Aquafest Cruise, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Cozumel November 10 - Improv (Gay Comedy Night), West Hollywood, CA 2005 Tour Dates - The Looking for Mr. Right Comedy Tour: January 6-9 - Ice House with Mary Ellen Hooper, Pasadena, CA January 12-15 - Joey’s Comedy Club, Livonia, MI January 19-23 - Funny Bone, St. Louis, MS February 2-6 - Funny Bone, Boise, ID February 25 - Jason, a presenter at Glitter Awards - Knitting Factory, Hollywood, CA March 9-13 - Funny Bone Comedy Club, South Bend, IN March 26 - N.A. Benefit - Orange County, CA April 2 - O.A. Benefit - Adams Middle School, Santa Monica, CA April 14 - Comerance Casino with Rudy Moreno - CA April 16 - Comedy Lecture at Downing U. Center Theatre, Western Kentucky U. May 31 - Gay Days In Disneyworld - Orlando, FL May 19-21 - Charlie Goodnight Comedy Club, Raleigh, NC June 2-5 - Improv Comedy Club, Baltimore, MD June 15-18 - Comedy Zone, Jacksonville, FL September 14-17 - Comedy Zone, Charlotte, North Carolina - 704-384-4242 2006 Tour Dates: February 17 - Laugh Factory 9pm - West Hollywood, CA February 20 - NACA - 4:20pm - national main stage - Boston, MA March 3-4 - HRC - Laughing Out Loud - with Judy Tenuta - Chicago, IL March 13 - Jason will appear in “Gone Postal” at the D.C. International Film Festival March 10 - Jason attends screening: “God & Gays: Bridging the Gap” - Cinequest Film Festival, San Francisco, CA March 11 - Jason on a panel discussing “God & Gays: Bridging The Gap” March 12, 19, 22 ­ Jason Attends “10 Attiudes” at Out in Africa Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Johannesburg, SA March 24, 28, April 2 - Jason attends “10 Attiudes” at Out in Africa Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Capetown, SA March 29 - Capitol University, Columbus, OH March 31 - Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH April 6 - Center Michigan University, Mt Pleasant, MI April 1 - Phoenix Gay Pride April 12-16 - Funny Bone Comedy Club, Columbus, OH May 26 - Bear Pride 2006, Knickerbocker Hotel, Chicago, IL October 25-29 - Improv Comedy Club, Kansas City, MO November 28-December 3 - Zanies Comedy Club, Chicago, IL 2007 Gigs: MTV/ LOGO Series - “Wisecrack!” with Margaret Cho. Taped in Hollywood at the 2nd Outlaugh! Comedy Festival.     January 16, 10pm     January 18, 7am     January 19, 3:30am, 8pm     January 20, 1am, 2pm, 10:30pm     January 21, 3am, 8pm     January 23, 2am, 12pm 2007 Tour Dates: January 19-20 - Improv Comedy Club, West Hollywood, CA - 323-651-2583 January 23 - 10pm - stand up w/Jay Davis - Laugh Factory, West Hollywood, CA - 323-656-1336 February 2-3 - Laugh Factory, West Hollywood, CA - 323-656-1336 February 21 - w/Margaret Cho in her “Sensuous Women Show” - El Sid, Silver Lake, CA March 9 - “Cocktails & Comedy” w/Poppy Champlin - Ultra Suede, West Hollywood, CA March 22 - 10pm - a benefit for LifeWorks Mentoring - Laugh Factory, West Hollywood, CA - 323-656-1336

Somewhere in Between - cast 00972-52-2743905; ronny22@barak-online.net Oren Dolfin, Gal Shalev, Haim vider, Nili Yitzhaki, Haim Tal photo: Orli Shalev   “Somewhere in Between” Written by Ronny Almog Directed by Issi Mamanov Gender identity is the focus, and questions about sexual identity, religious belief, political orientation, and the individual in society are raised. The play exposes states of distress, pain, confusion, joy, and pleasure. The play premiered during Pride Month 2003 in Tzavta Theater, Tel-Aviv. It continues to run regularly in Tel-Aviv and throughout Israel. Coming to San-Francisco in April 2005. “Issi directed a young group of actors with extraordinary craftsmanship that reminded me of an exact, colorful and rich-in-details embroidery, in miniatures that add up to a big cloth that wraps the audience and hugs them. A few scenes will stay in my mind. One of them that is played wholly with the actors’ feet is splendid and sexy to the extreme.” - Zvi Goren, Y-Net

Greg Walloch gregwallochblog.blogspot.com Cultural Media Icons: 917-379-6528 greg@gregwalloch.com photo: Catherine Nance   “An evening with Greg Walloch” “An Evening” intertwines new, semi-autobiographical, monologues about life and love in the urban jungle. A follow up to his original, acclaimed solo work “White Disabled Talent”. Greg Walloch’s show consists of life and times monologues. On a bare stage, stripped down and unplugged, the power of his work is simply his story. Greg Walloch appeared in Moscow at The Mosfest “Breaking Down Barriers II,” and also performed to a sold out crowd at the Raindance Film Festival, London. Greg headlined at the 2004 Vancouver International Comedy Festival, and has appeared at The Garden Party, New York. Featured appearances include: Mark Taper Forum, Guggenheim Soho, The Public Theater, Westbeth Theater Center, New York Theater Workshop, Cafe Largo, Arlene’s Grocery, Highways Performance Space, Joe’s Pub, The Knitting Factory, Sydney Mardi Gras Belvoir Street Theater (Australia), Arthouse (Ireland), Fez, Catch A Rising Star, Caroline’s Comedy Club, Stand-Up NY, Gotham Comedy Club, The Comic Strip, Trio: pop, culture, tv, and The Howard Stern Show. “Boyishly mischievous performer … utterly endearing. Brave, welcoming and playfully conspiratorial, but tinged with an undercurrent of danger. … Simultaneously tough and disarmingly sweet.” - Stephen Holden, New York Times 2006 Tour Dates February 3 - Poole Party at Don’t Tell Mama, New York, NY February 6 - Sweet Paprika. The D-Lounge, New York, NY February 14 - WYSIWYG Worst Sex Ever 3 - Performance Space 122, New York, NY February 17, 24, March 3, 10 - Shock & Awe A-Go-Go (nudity) - Chris Noth’s Cutting Room, New York, NY February 21 - Homotext Literary Series - Dixon Place, New York, NY February 23 - The Poetry vs Comedy Variety Show - Galapagos Art Space, Williamsburg (Brooklyn), NY February 27 - Lea Delaria’s Big Gay Comedy Show - Joe’s Pub at The Public Theater, New York, NY March 29 - Discussion with Greg Walloch - Shemin Auditorium, Schaffer Art Building, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY - Free March 30 - Discussion with Greg Walloch - on Syracuse University campus, Syracuse, NY - Free

Elizabeth Whitney melismo@msn.com William Whitney, Elizabeth Whitney, Edward Whitney photo: Diane Whitney   “A Day without Sunshine” Elizabeth Whitney’s latest solo performance about Florida family values, Anita Bryant, and saving the children. For current schedule, see: elizabethwhitney.com “Sure, Whitney is a skilled comedienne with a Kristen Chenowith voice and excellent timing, but she’s also thought provoking and insightful.” — nytheatre.com “Whitney deftly mixes incisive political satire with sheer campy fun” - HX Magazine, NYC “Whitney is a skilled comedienne with a Kristin Chenoweth voice and excellent timing … thought-provoking and insightful.” - nytheatre.com “Among the most entertaining performance artists I’ve ever encountered.” - David Cuthbert, Times-Picayune, New Orleans Previous solo performances include: Wonder Woman the Musical photo: Eric Mehrlenberg   Everyone’s favorite Amazon princess resigns from the U.S. military, leaves the gender separatism of Paradise Island, and goes on tour as a lounge singer to resurrect her career and talk candidly with audiences about invincibility, the myth of the magic lasso, and the real Major Steve Trevor. Pop Culture Princess Barbie reinvented herself as a postmodern, feminist performance artist and cultural critic. Pop was campy/queer journey through the recesses of our popular culture’s collective consciousness, an entertaining and provocative exploration of adolescence, compulsory heterosexuality, and femme subversion. Skinny Isn’t Sexy — or — Why I Never Had an Eating Disorder A humorous and relatable look at adolescence, sexuality, body image, and the torturous world of physical education. Elizabeth’s performance work has been seen at festivals, theaters, galleries, colleges, universities, throughout the United States and Canada. She holds a Ph.D. in Performance Studies and Speech Communication, and moonlights as an academic. Elizabeth is available for workshops on “staging personal experience,” and “performance as activism.”