SCENIC DESIGN in NYC at the AMT THEATRE in MIDTOWN
WRITTEN BY MICKEY GOOCH JR.
DIRECTED BY SAM LAFRAGE
SETS BY JOSH OBERLANDER
LIGHTS BY COBY CHASMAN-BECK
COSTUMES BY SARAH LOCKWOOD
SOUND BY SAM LAFRAGE AND BRANDON HILFER
PROJECTIONS BY ZACK LOBEL
FROM THE TEAM BEHIND SLAM FRANK: The play is described as a darkly comic adventure about love, identity, and survival set against the collision of gay culture and anti-gay persecution. In the story, a tightly wound New York artist and his flamboyant husband travel to Uganda on a bucket-list safari to see mountain gorillas. What begins as a vacation filled with sightseeing and marital bickering escalates when the couple confronts the reality that being openly gay in the country is illegal, turning their trip into a fight for safety and freedom.
Blending satire with moments of danger, the play follows the pair as they navigate a hostile environment while confronting their fears and their commitment to one another. As the situation grows more perilous, the couple must rely on both resilience and humor as they attempt to survive.
PHOTOS BY SHAWN SALLEY
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WRITTEN BY MICKEY GOOCH JR.
DIRECTED BY SAM LAFRAGE
SETS BY JOSH OBERLANDER
LIGHTS BY COBY CHASMAN-BECK
COSTUMES BY SARAH LOCKWOOD
SOUND BY SAM LAFRAGE AND BRANDON HILFER
PROJECTIONS BY ZACK LOBEL
FROM THE TEAM BEHIND SLAM FRANK: The play is described as a darkly comic adventure about love, identity, and survival set against the collision of gay culture and anti-gay persecution. In the story, a tightly wound New York artist and his flamboyant husband travel to Uganda on a bucket-list safari to see mountain gorillas. What begins as a vacation filled with sightseeing and marital bickering escalates when the couple confronts the reality that being openly gay in the country is illegal, turning their trip into a fight for safety and freedom.
Blending satire with moments of danger, the play follows the pair as they navigate a hostile environment while confronting their fears and their commitment to one another. As the situation grows more perilous, the couple must rely on both resilience and humor as they attempt to survive.
PHOTOS BY SHAWN SALLEY
