The Playwrights' Kaleidoscope

<p> Free from the restraints of the structure convention and assumptions of realistic drama these works show us characters with complex proven identities. Theatre in these works is not a slick metaphor for illusion. A theater is the mirror of role-playing and stereotyping gay men experience everyday. It reflects in complex and multinucleate identities of people who have created their affirming persona.</p><br/><br/><p> These plays can not solve the problems of heterosexism or AIDS but it can offer a liberating vision of what it means to be gay. The works and story line is what the playwright wishes to convey on the audience as a whole by helping to cause the audience or reader to be moved with thought provoking means to stir the mind to think about this side of life.</p><br/><p> Wesley L. Crane</p><br/><br/><p> WE ARE ARTISTS IN A VERGE OF A</p><br/><p> MADCAP WITH ARTS IN GENERAL</p><br/><p> Milton Ferreira Verderi</p><br/><br/><br/><p> Any place...two people...one speaks one listens...This is theatre at its most essential whither gathered around a campfire to tell stories century ago or gathered around the electric light of the most modern play house it is theatre is all its form and beauty.</p>