Bottle Fly
by Jacqueline Goldfinger
World Premiere at Redtwist Theatre in Chicago, October-November 2024. CONTACT REDTWIST ABOUT A ROLLING WORLD PREMIERE.
Winner of the Yale Drama Prize, "Bottle Fly" is a beautiful depiction of queer survival in the Everglades. The play with music captures the many layered dynamics of race, poverty, and bigotry sun-baked into life in South Florida with heart, humor, and hope.
"'Bottle Fly' is an ambitious work...
World Premiere at Redtwist Theatre in Chicago, October-November 2024. CONTACT REDTWIST ABOUT A ROLLING WORLD PREMIERE.
Winner of the Yale Drama Prize, "Bottle Fly" is a beautiful depiction of queer survival in the Everglades. The play with music captures the many layered dynamics of race, poverty, and bigotry sun-baked into life in South Florida with heart, humor, and hope.
"'Bottle Fly' is an ambitious work….[It] illuminates love in many guises: love for those who have mattered to one in the past, love that was born as pity, love tinged with guilt, love for those who need your protection and love for someone who, without even knowing that she was doing it, holds out the promise of a more beautiful life."—Nicholas Wright, Broadway/West End playwright, "Vincent in Brixton" and "The Reporter" (UK)
“Jacqueline Goldfinger is that rarity in American theatre--a poet-playwright. 'Bottle Fly' is a gorgeous play, roaring with the sacred and the profane and--for all its passion--delicately conveyed.”—Dan O’Brien, playwright, "The Body of an American" and "The House in Scarsdale," Guggenheim Fellow in Drama & Performance Art (USA)
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