A white man with cropped black hair, a black mustache, and wearing his Air Force uniform directly faces the camera. At the top, it says "TIME". At the bottom, it says, " 'I Am A Homosexual' The Gay Drive for Acceptance".
Here's some more stage setting for BILLY TO HIS FRIENDS: It's 9/8/75, and Technical Sergeant Leonard Matlovitch is on the cover of Time Magazine
Here's some BILLY TO HIS FRIENDS mood music for you: A Good Song Never Dies by Saint Motel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=s29f...
Let's set the stage for BILLY TO HIS FRIENDS. It's 9/5/75, and Squeaky Fromme, a member of the Manson family, just tried to shoot President Ford in Sacramento, CA
(photo from The Gerald Ford Presidential Library & Museum)
A rainbow-hued vintage photo shows queer, male-presenting people walking and drinking together. In the center is a person-shaped black hole that has been ripped out of the photo
How do you want history to remember you? And how will you actually be remembered?
Anybody want to read a script? Come find me in the AFF library
Read all about it! I am overjoyed that my play, Billy to His Friends, is a semifinalist at this year's @austinfilmfest.bsky.social! I'm one of 16 playwrights-- the top 2% of submissions-- to receive this honor. Finalists will be decided early next month. And I'll see everyone in Austin Oct 23-26!
One year ago today, we became husband and wife. And in a few short weeks, we're going to become mom and dad. Happy anniversary, my love 💖
I'm pleased to (belatedly) share that both my stage play (Billy to His Friends) and my short screenplay (Please Stay Here) are Second Rounders at Austin Film Fest this year! I look forward to celebrating and reconnecting with everyone this weekend in Texas 💖
