LGBT-related One-Woman Comedy Play ‘Treya’s Last Dance’ Exploring Feminism, Homosexuality and Discrimination Benefits Face Forward LA
May 19, 2015
Hollywood’s hilarious new one-hour comedy play, set in South London, Treya’s Last Dance (www.treyaslastdance.com) premieres at the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival, directed by Brandon Drea (Broadway’s War Horse) and Tiffany Nichole Greene (Lincoln Center Directors Lab Director 2013), at The Hudson Theatres, Santa Monica Boulevard in Hollywood on June 8th at 8pm.
Written by actress Shyam Bhatt (Nice 2 Meet U) and produced by actress Ceri Bethan (Cavemen), Treya’s Last Dance, takes the audience on a journey through the life, love and cultural struggles of Treya, played by British-born Shyam Bhatt. The one-woman show openly explores LGBT-related issues, feminism and discrimination in a hilarious and poignant way, within the context of the second generation immigrant experience, where the struggle to preserve cultural identity within the midst of change is real and still ongoing.
“I wanted to participate in current, ongoing conversations which are deeply meaningful to me, my family
