“It’s a scary thing to be in the hands of an angry God.” In Tall Tales, Timms takes the very real fears about religion and small-town life that many LGBTQ+ people have and marries them theatrically with the familiar, unsettling beats of the horror genre. But at the heart of the play, underneath the monsters and ghosts, are the genuine relationships and feelings of being stuck—hating something, but also longing for the familiarity of it. I hope to see a production of this haunting play one day!
“It’s a scary thing to be in the hands of an angry God.” In Tall Tales, Timms takes the very real fears about religion and small-town life that many LGBTQ+ people have and marries them theatrically with the familiar, unsettling beats of the horror genre. But at the heart of the play, underneath the monsters and ghosts, are the genuine relationships and feelings of being stuck—hating something, but also longing for the familiarity of it. I hope to see a production of this haunting play one day!