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Murder, suicide and AIDS plague a gay resort in Northern California during the fateful summer of 1989.
Leif Larson
Leif Larson
Leif Larson is a Queer playwright living in the Bay Area. He holds a degree in Film Theory from San Francisco State University. He spent several years working in film and television production, and now focuses on playwriting.
His short plays include "Nutmeg Rainbow" and "Chunks in Syrup".
His feature length plays include "Skin Surfers", "The Group...
His short plays include "Nutmeg Rainbow" and "Chunks in Syrup".
His feature length plays include "Skin Surfers", "The Group...
Leif Larson is a Queer playwright living in the Bay Area. He holds a degree in Film Theory from San Francisco State University. He spent several years working in film and television production, and now focuses on playwriting.
His short plays include "Nutmeg Rainbow" and "Chunks in Syrup".
His feature length plays include "Skin Surfers", "The Group" and "Shake the Disease".
Leif's plays are designed to serve as rituals. They summon Queer Ancestors and invoke Queer Magick. They conjure a groundswell of Queer Energy that, when unleashed through the words and actions of the characters, obliterates the stale pale patriarchy and makes way for a more inclusive and just world.
His short plays include "Nutmeg Rainbow" and "Chunks in Syrup".
His feature length plays include "Skin Surfers", "The Group" and "Shake the Disease".
Leif's plays are designed to serve as rituals. They summon Queer Ancestors and invoke Queer Magick. They conjure a groundswell of Queer Energy that, when unleashed through the words and actions of the characters, obliterates the stale pale patriarchy and makes way for a more inclusive and just world.