RICK PULOS / RYAN REPERTORY COMPANY
Decades Apart: Reflections of Three Gay Men

A multimedia theatrical performance that captures significant moments in the lives of three gay American men from different eras and cities.

Bob is a carefree soul who lives in 1970s San Francisco and finds sex and love closely intertwined. Patrick, a gay Republican, tries to survive 1980s New York City but finds himself hopelessly lost. Danny is a wild club kid who parties and pays hard for it in 1990s Los Angeles.

Decades Apart reflects back on the social and political issues that shaped the worldview of these men. Pulos' performance is crafted to complement the media and story he has designed. Barbara Parisi (a director, professor, author and editor with more than 150 New York City directing credits to her name) helms the show. 

Chicago Stage Style raves that Decades Apart demonstrates “real innovation[s] in gay theatre” and that the text is “…a provocative and thought provoking picture of same-sex proclivities and issues.  If the response to Pulos' World Premiere was any indication, this is a work that can really get blood boiling out there, and isn't that one of the benchmarks of great theatre?”

New York Theatre Wire writes “Pulos [uses] videos to great effect, creating time, place and mood with tapes of actual events as well as fanciful imagery.”

Fri + Sat 8.30pm $20/$15

KDUB Dance
Liminal Bust

Choreographer Kevin Williamson tackles jarring states of unrest and ardor in the premiere of Liminal Bust. Five people sit in a waiting room - struggling whether to delay or take actions against their predicament. The dancers test their physical landscape in an attempt to uncover something deeper than the empty space that surrounds them.

Fri + Sat 8.30pm Sun 7.30pm $20/$15