NEW PLAY: I Can See Sarah Palin from my Window!

March 16, 2010 / Uncategorized / 2 Comments »

In my spare time I have created a new play that I think you might like šŸ˜€

I Can See Sarah Palin from my Window!

Lessons before the 2nd Coming

Peterson Toscano

So that no American gets left behind, comic actor Peterson Toscano presents a zany,thought-provoking and surprising play.

(Think Dreams from my Mother meets Going Maverick with a Russian folk-pop interpretive dance too!)

Everything you need to know before Palin becomes president, Jesus returns or Obama destroys us all!

Some of you may remember my play The Re-Education of George W. Bush–No President Left Behind! Drawing on some that same material and adding new I have developed this new piece.Ā  Do not let the title fool you–it is not a partisan piece or a Palin bashing. No, I take on issues that transcend party politics, issues that really matter.
Figure out how to become the worlds’ Sexist American in five simple steps! Well if sexy means being aware, informed and engaged about sexism, racism, homophobia, immigration, the environmentalism, war and our sordid past.

What I am most excited about is how this piece can play well on college campuses, particularly how it can be used to bring in people who may never have attended an LGBTQ-themed program before. Just like with my Bush play, there is no way of knowing from the outset that it contains lots of messages about LGBTQ issues as you can see from this wonderful poster that Christine Bakke designed (and she is designing the art for the new play too!)

So before it gets too late, consider booking this new show for your campus in the fall or next winter. Booking contact here.

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    Dharma Kelleher on March 16, 2010 at 5:01 pm

    I am looking forward to enjoying your performance.

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    Lou on March 16, 2010 at 9:05 pm

    One thing I always liked about your blog and writings, was that you were different.

    You shined a light on the fact that one could be Christian and gay at the same time. It wasn’t the typical Christians hate gays, gays hate the Christians, etc.

    Not the same right vs left knee-jerk response.

    While the play has a cute name, I am hoping you don’t simply turn into another gay person criticizing conservatives.

    Just as you showed how one can be Christian *and* gay…I hope you will realize that people can be gay *and* conservative. They are not mutually exclusive.