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Quickies - 4 Short Plays from Provincetown

Provincetown Dramatic Arts presents a collection of four plays fin Provincetown before they are flown across the Atlantic Ocean as an official entry in the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival this Spring.

The plays - written by playwrights affiliated with Cape Cod - offer four unique perspectives of contemporary LGBTQ+ life in the America. Skip the airfare to Ireland and come to the Red Room at Velvet in the heart of Provincetown on April 30th to see it in-person in its full-color glory.

This is the seventh time plays produced by Provincetown Dramatic Arts have been chosen as official selections in the festival.

When:
Saturday, April 30 at 7pm

Where:
Red Room at Velvet
258 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657

Tickets:
$25.00 General Admission

All proceeds from ticket sales will be used by Provincetown Dramatic Arts to fund the production's appearance in Ireland.

The Plays:

Madame Executrix
by Doug Asher-Best
Directed by Margaret Van Sant
Starring: Tommy Walsh, Joe MacDougall, and Ellen Rubenstein

Natalie has one job after her brothers death, give away his beloved possessions according to his will, but Natalie has better ideas. Can he stop her from the afterlife?

Pulse
by Margaret Van Sant
Directed by Margaret Van Sant
Starring: Tia Scalcione, Vanessa Rose, Tommy Walsh, and Joe MacDougall

Everybody who loves Isabelle knows what she should do with her life now, except Isabelle. Who should she listen to? Her mother, her father, her friend, her nurse? Can she find a future after Pulse?

Look What You Made Me Do
By Lynda Sturner
Directed by Lynda Sturner
Starring: Tia Scalcione and Vanessa Rose

Grace and Brenda have everything going for them - great jobs, a beautiful apartment in Manhattan, and enough red-hot passion to make the snow melt. But can their marriage survive a pandemic?

The Black Eye
By Jim Dalglish
Directed by Jim Dalglish
Starring: Joe MacDougall and Tommy Walsh

When an aging gay man asks a street-wise kid if he needs a lift home, is he prepared to go where the dangerous young man is about to take him?

Costume Design - Carol Sherry
Dramaturge - Jim Dalglish