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Welcome to the GayFest! page

GayFest! turns 6 this year, and we have all kinds of GREAT stuff for you, including 4 Philadelphia premieres

READ THE GREAT REVIEWS HERE!

INTRODUCING: Pay-what-you-can Previews!

The preview performances of all four mainstage shows are pay-what-you can! Simply go HERE to reserve your tickets at no charge, then pay what you can afford the night of the show!

MULTI-SHOW PASSES STILL AVAILABLE

JUST CLICK HERE!

 

TICKETS AND MULTI-SHOW PASSES AVAILABLE HERE!

 

THE SHOWS: CLICK ON TITLES FOR MORE INFO!

The Bang Group

in

STUCK ON YOU

SPECIAL: THE BANG GROUP returns to Philadelphia to celebrate GayFest! @ the Drake!

photo Nicholas Burnham

 

MMF

by David L. Kimple

Directed by Shamus Hunter McCarty

When Dean, Jane, and Michael's polyamorous relationship comes to an end, the trio is forced to deal with the consequences of love in a nontraditional relationship. MMF explores the realities of love, need, want, and people who don't know the difference.

 

WOLVES

by Steve Yockey

Directed by Michael Osinski

Ben is a timid young city-dweller who freaks out when his roommate Jack brings home a big bad wolf for a one-night stand. When he tries to rescue Jack, Ben sets into motion a dangerous chain of events that will alter the world as they know it.

 

MY FAVORITE HUSBANDS

by Andrew Marvel

Directed by Rich Rubin

Mark’s ex-lover is tying the knot to a rising Republican assemblyman, with GOP big shots dotting the guest list. Despite the strong objections of his current boyfriend, Mark feels compelled to crash the wedding — in drag. A comedy about what happens now that gay marriage is here, and what might happen next!

 

HARBOR

by Chad Beguelin

Directed by Rich Rubin

Tony Award nominee Chad Beguelin tells the story of two newlyweds, Kevin and Ted, who live in the affluent Hamptons. When Kevin's ne'er-do-well sister and her fifteen-year old daughter drop in unannounced on the couple's beautiful Sag Harbor home, all hell breaks loose. An alternately biting and touching comedy about the constantly shifting nature of what it means to be family.

 

And there's more! Opening night of the festival is our

GALA GAYFEST OPENING PARTY

 Check out the party and other SPECIAL EVENTS

 

 

Studio X 1340 S. 13th St. (at Reed)

Louis Bluver Theatre @ the Drake 302 S. Hicks St. (between Spruce/Pine, 15th/16th)

TICKETS AND MULTI-SHOW PASSES HERE