STAGE TUBE: Promo - Theatre Rhinoceros' DRUNK ENOUGH TO SAY I LOVE YOU?

Theatre Rhinoceros presents... Drunk Enough To Say I Love You? by Caryl Churchill, directed by John Fisher and featuring Sam Cohen, Rudy Guerrero* and Kim Stephenson, now through June 16, 2013.
This Bay Area Premiere is being presented in a limited engagement alongside two controversial, one-act plays: SEVEN JEWISH CHILDREN: A Play for Gaza by Caryl Churchill and SEVEN PALESTINIAN CHILDREN by Deborah S. Margolin. These plays "talk to one another" about the crisis in contemporary Palestine. Click below to watch a promo for the shows!

Do countries really behave like gay men? In Drunk Enough To Say I Love You? you'll meet Sam and Jack and watch as they fall in love and become obsessed as only gay men can become obsessed. This provocative play comes from one of Britain's most controversial and profound playwrights.

The production stars Bay Area favorite Rudy Guerrero - Sam (The Motherf***er With the Hat, Food Stories, Carnival) and features Sam Cohen - Jack (Romeo and Juliet: A Musical Comedy) and Kim Stephenson - Woman in "Seven Jewish Children" and "Seven Palestinian Children" (100 Saints You Should Know.)Drunk Enough To Say I Love You? is directed by John Fisher. Other tech credits include: Christine U'Ren (Costume Designer/Graphic Designer), Jon Wai-keung Lowe (Lighting and Scenic Designer), Jimmy Walden (Assistant Director), Colin Johnson (Stage Manager.)

Drunk Enough To Say I Love You? will have its Bay Area premiere in this exclusive Theatre Rhinoceros production in San Francisco for a limited engagement Shows are at The Costume Shop (through special arrangement with The American Conservatory Theatre), 1117 Market St. (at 7thSt., Civic Center BART) San Francisco, Calif. Tickets are $15 - $30 - available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/363970 or 1-800- 838-3006.

Theatre Rhinoceros, America's longest running professional queer theatre, develops and produces works of theatre that enlighten, enrich, and explore both the ordinary and the extraordinary aspects of our queer community.

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