JULY 6 – AUGUST 1, 2020

 

Theater, dance, music, literature and homoeroticism for the whole family! Since 1992, it remains the longest running festival of its kind in the world. 

 

In support of LGBTQ+ people of color, a portion of donations & ticket sales will be donated to: Ali Forney CenterAudre Lorde Project, Black Visions CollectiveDestination TomorrowGays Against GunsINCITE!Marsha P. Johnson instituteNational Black Justice CoalitionNY Transgender Advocacy GroupThe Okra Project and more.

 

The HOT Festival is made possible w/public funds from NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs w/the City Council and NY State Council on the Arts w/the support of Gov Andrew Cuomo & the NY State Legislature; and donors like you.

 

WEEK 2 SCHEDULE

 

 

 

MON JUL 13, 2020 6:30 PM

PREMIERE ON YOUTUBE

HAND WASH

Jeff McMahon

Frenemies share a fret-over via Zoom. Social Distances (camera-close): new short works written & directed by Jeff McMahon.

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TUE JUL 14, 2020 7:00 PM

LIVE ON ZOOM

A Socially Acceptable Breakdown

Patrick Roche

Acclaimed poet Patrick Roche blends storytelling, poetry, dance and comedy, challenging us to find connection and laughter through our many breakdowns.

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TUE JUL 14, 2020 8:30 PM PREMIERE ON YOUTUBE

Experiments & Disorders Goes Virtual

Sur Rodney (Sur) and Bishakh Som

Fiction, nonfiction, poetry & performance texts by the most adventurous, cross-genre established & emerging writers.

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JUL 16 – 25, 2020

LIVE ON ZOOM!

Spanking Machine

written & performed by Marga Gomez

directed by Adrian Alexander Alea

In “Spanking Machine” GLAAD Award-winning writer/performer Marga Gomez shifts across gender, latitudes and generations in a darkly comic memoir about the first boy she ever sloppy-kissed and how it made them gay forever. “His real name was Agamemnon Perez Jr. but he shortened it to “Scotty” because he thought Agamemnon sounded too Cuban.” By turns funny and disturbing, Gomez recounts growing up brown and queer in Washington Heights, sadistic nuns on poppers, tender vampires, childhood misdemeanors, parental post-nasal drip, fear, assault and suppressed memory. The 70-minute show will blend Marga performing live from her “virtual stage” with footage from Spanking Machine’s final invited dress rehearsal before the pandemic.

 

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