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Thursday, October 15, 2009
On the Radar: The New Century at American Stage
Posted by Franki Weddington on Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
Welcome to On the Radar, where we preview up-and-coming arts events to mark your calendar for. American Stage’s After Hours Series returns next Tuesday with Paul Rudnick's new comedy, The New Century, which has gotten some pretty good press -- the New York Post warns that there are "so many gut-busting one-liners that those with heart conditions are advised to steer clear."
Here's the set-up: Helene brags on her three gay sons at her Long Island chapter of POLGBTQCCCO: Parents of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, The Transgendered, The Questioning, The Curious, The Creatively Concerned and Others. Mr. Charles, on the other hand, is finding his flamboyant ways a bit of a drag. The new gay order of NYC exiles him, and Charles now spends his time with a hunka-hunka burnin' love named Shane, with whom he produces
a cable TV show called Too Gay? On the other side of the world (or so it seems) Midwestern Barbara, a competitive cake decorator and craftswoman, has lost a son to AIDS. When the three drastically different characters collide, expect a lot of laughs tossed with a hefty dose of poignancy. (Pictured: Matt McGee and Jon Lovitz) Oct. 20-Nov. 1, 7 p.m. Tues.-Sat., 3 p.m. Sun., American Stage, 163 3rd Street N., St. Petersburg, $20, $10 student rush tickets 30 minutes prior to curtain, 27-823-7529, americanstage.org. – Franki Weddington
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