Masc4Masc

The reviews are in and everyone is basically saying the same thing about Masc4Masc:

There’s “Never a dull moment…it’s a crazy mad cap ride…” in this “Perfect example of uncensored, non-commercial, raw, independent, self-produced theatre…not pure gay fluff…” which “Gays, straights, and people swinging both ways can relate to.” “This show has a wonderful message that needs to be told,” it’s “Funny, surprising, visually pleasing, smart [and] thought provoking, go see it!”

If you’re looking for comedy, inspiration, and gay stuff, this is THE show for exactly that at the Hollywood Fringe 2017. Masc4Masc opened to great reviews and is continuing performances starting 6/9 @ 10pm

Tickets $10 for participants

6/9 @ 10pm
6/15 @ 8:30pm
6/16 @ 10:30pm
6/23 @ 8:30pm
6/24 @ 10pm

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Let’s get real for a second. We got some rights recently that were pretty cool. But we’re not done fighting yet. You can be gay in America as long as you’re white and wealthy – you’ve got something to offer, you can be the edge for a network, you can be their marketing tool; you can’t be yourself though, and the world doesn’t want to know about anything gay that you do.

Now that we can get married we have to shut up. We’re told by everyone that we’re going to hell everyday, a free country had to vote on our rights. We’re actually killing ourselves. It’s right now that we have to be louder, it’s right now that we have to embrace who we are: every aspect of what it means to be gay. We have to love and accept each other unconditionally. We have to love ourselves.

But we can laugh about it though, because the only way to stay sane is to not take anything too seriously. So join us for Masc4Masc, a gay comedy about the absurdities of dating in a world where everyone hates you, includi

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Dylan Wallace’s Masc4Masc is an absurdist comedy on modern gay dating where everyone is in a constant struggle to be who they are and something they’re not all at once.

Of course those first couple of months (or years even) after coming out can be awkward as you explore how to enjoy this new freedom, but don’t worry you’ll get it all figured out in no time. Just kidding. Coming out is a huge step in the right direction to continue to be tormented in brand new ways. That’s ok though, we can be gay as long as we follow their straight rules: the girl in the relationship or the boy in the relationship and the like. Most of us at some point in our lives have been told “I’ve always wanted a gay best friend.” It’s really cool when that happens…

And if you can’t figure out if you’re a bear or a twink just wait: someone will let you know. How can you be yourself with everyone else telling you what you are? Will you ever really know who you are? Now that you’ve answered all that you’re r

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