Tag Archives: Samuel Maya
Starmaker Premiere At Island City Brings Back Old Hollywood
Starmaker, getting its world premiere at Island City Stage, is about Henry Willson, the agent behind the hunky male stars of the 1950s, who, while fooling the cameras as straight sex symbols, are hiding their biggest secret: they’re all gay, notably Rock Hudson.
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Tagged Clay Cartland, Island City Stage, Jeanine Gangloff Levy, Michael Leeds, Sahid Pabon, Samuel Maya, Sean Davis, Starmaker
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Grief, Coping Commingle With Comedic Culture Clash In McKeever’s Elegant Mr. Parker
When did yesterday’s renegades, who skirted AIDS and lived boheme on a ramen noodle diet in the go-go eighties, become today’s get-off-my-lawners? These questions, and plenty more, linger between the lines of Mr. Parker, Michael McKeever’s elegant dramedy world-premiering at Island City Stage.
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Tagged Island City Stage, Margot Moreland, Michael Leeds, Michael McKeever, Mr. Parker, Samuel Maya
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