Stephen Beitler

Effortlessly woven dialogue merges with a fascinating story of our own steps to where we are as a country. This piece of story-telling gave me a little window into a reality of what if... what if just a few people had made a few different choices? What if just one person had somehow stood their moral ground? And a piece of art that leaves me asking questions, instead of wanting answers, is a piece of art that has the chance of shifting the way we see. I was obviously moved by this story... full review

Good theatre is something to be cherished. Great theatre is an experience. The exceptional story of No Homo lets the audience member in to those most private moments of love. Moments where we have to decide which is more important; to love as I want to love, or love others watching me be in love? Through parents, friends, movies, art, postcards, notecards, books, stories, legends, and myths we are told: "This is how you love." No Homo asks you to instead love as you will. With three dimensiona... full review