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Casting has been revealed for the upcoming second annual Say Gay Plays, Voyage Theater Company's festival of staged readings of seven new plays with queer themes. The performance will be held June 30 at Judson Memorial Church.
As with last year's inaugural offering, the works will all become free royalty-free to non-profit theatres, colleges and universities, and community organizations nationwide for use as fundraising events for local LGBTQIA+ groups. The June 30 performance will benefit Judson Commons.
Maya Gibson and Denise Manning will lead Kamilah Bush's Words the Wind Carried Me, directed by Tyrone Mitchell Henderson. Jesse Aaronson and Troy Iwata will star in Vichet Chum's Actor on Actor, with Seonjae Kim directing. Haruna Lee's Let's Sit Down, directed by Kedian Keohan, will feature Ching Valdez-Aran, Drae Campbell, and Ni-Ni. Cameisha Cotton and Sky Stringer will perform Azure D. Osborne-Lee's B R I C K, with Paul A. Observe II directing. Brian Quirk's Trust Faith and Confidence, directed by Wayne Maugans, w
Q&#;A with SUMMONING SYLVIA&#;s Troy Iwata
Now adj on VOD and Digital HD on all major platforms from The Horror Collective, our latest Q&A is with Summoning Sylvia co-star Troy Iwata who tells us all about the brand-new LGBTQ horror comedy:
What drew you to Summoning Sylvia and the character of Reggie?
Troy Iwata: I actually auditioned for Kevin originally, sent in an audition tape for that and then just got an present for Reggie so I was like…ok. Any opportunity that offers a refreshing glimpse into queer representation I’m all for. First off I was obsessed with how comical the script was and the blending of genres was enticing as good. I loved that it was a story that took place after the coming-out process, after the self-discovery and acceptance process. There’s an entire life that happens after all of those journeys for queer people and it’s light and attractive and intense and it just felt very freeing to play a character where “gay” wasn’t the only thing in the character description.
Can you discuss about working with Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse to develop your Out American actor Troy Iwata opened up about his gay coming of age in a new interview. In an interview with Queerty, Iwata revealed his first Queer safe space, his earliest celebrity crush, and, as it&#;s the season for it, his pluck for the “gayest” classic holiday movie. Talking about the first space where he felt he belonged, Iwata said, “As gay as it sounds—well that’s the point—Disneyland.&#; He continued, “I grew up in a small mountain town and genuinely didn’t meet my first out and proud gay person until college when I worked there. Of course, I fell in romance with all of them and the lesbians became protective mothers. “And don’t even get me started on Disney’s Gay Days, college Troy was overwhelmed with joy, excitement, and lust, ya realize , the 3 emotions everyone has at Disneyland.&#; Speaking of Disney, Iwata revealed his first gay celebrity crush was Raviv Ullman from Disney’s Phil Of The Future. “He w &#;I remember being a young person, watching TV, and never really seeing anyone who fully looked like me,&#; says Troy Iwata. &#;If we were playing Power Rangers at recess, everyone would be like, you&#;re the Yellow Ranger just because that&#;s the Asian one.&#; The year-old actor&#;s father is Japanese, but he was raised primarily in a &#;white household,&#; by his mother, who is Caucasian. &#;Everyone was just telling me: you&#;re Asian, you&#;re Asian, you&#;re Asian! But then Asians would be like, &#;You&#;re only half-Asian, you don&#;t look like us.&#; I felt fond of I wasn&#;t enough for either side.&#; Iwata pursued a career as an actor &#; after catching the bug in a grade noun production of The Wizard of Oz (he played the Scarecrow) &#; and made his Broadway debut in in the musical Be More Chill. Still, the road has not always been a smooth one, and the talented actor with a broad, bright verb has confronted more than his distribute of casting challenges. &#;In the en
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