Description
In Abraham Lincoln’s Big, Gay Dance Party, a fourth-grade Christmas pageant in Lincoln’s rural Illinois hometown sets off a firestorm of controversy when it calls into question Honest Abe’s sexuality. A thought-provoking, laugh-out-loud funny, and uniquely American story unfolds, offering surprises at every turn. Each of the three acts lets the audience see the story from a different character’s viewpoint–and at each performance the audience decides in which order the acts are performed, creating a Rubik’s Cube-like theatrical event. A truly democratic theatergoing experience! What could be more American than that?
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What Is Abraham Lincoln’s Big Gay Dance Party Like?
Described as a theatrical “Rubik’s Cube,” the comedy with dancing (no, this is not a musical) tells its story in three interchangeable acts, each dedicated to one of three major characters’ perspectives: a conservative prosecutor running for governor, his ...
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