Walk Like A Man - The Play is the first African American lesbian play to be performed Off-Broadway. It features a culturally diverse cast who alternately employs drama and comedy to portray labels, issues, and stereotypes in LGBTQ relationships such as Don’t Ask-Don’t Tell, sexual identity and runaway youth, love and religious controversies (homosexuality and religion) , same-sex domestic violence, safe sex, HIV/AIDS, affairs in the workplace, and more.
Walk Like A Man- The Play is written, produced, and directed by Laurinda D. Brown, winner of the 2006 Lambda Literary Award for “Best Lesbian Erotica” and winner of the 2006 Urban Spectrum Award for “Best Fiction by A Woman of Color”.
Considered by many to be one of the best epics of all time, Farewell My Concubine is a feast for the eyes and heart. Spanning over 50 years, we follow the lives of two opera stars from their entry as young boys into the Peking Opera School in 1924 to their reunion in 1977. The boys endure the rigorous and sometimes torturous training at the hands of Master Guan (Qi Lu) who molds their talents, preparing them for their life-long roles as a concubine and a king. Douzi (Leslie Cheung), who’s role is that of the Concubine, is conditioned to live as a girl in order to perfect his role. He develops a romantic love for Shitou (Fengyi Zhang), who can only return a fraternal love, choosing instead the beautiful Juxian (Gong Li), a prostitute that becomes his wife, driving Douzi into deep despair.
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