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"Some Men" by Terrence McNally
An episodic, moving, playful, and funny work, "Some Men" is a narrative patchwork quilt that looks at relationships of American gay men and gay life throughout the last century. Terrence McNally hopes this play will invite audiences to be open to sharing space on this planet with people who are different than them.

Drama Desk Award Nominee for Outstanding Play (2007)
Broadway.com Audience Award Nominee for Favorite New Off-Broadway Play (2007)

Address: 749 N. Park Avenue

The Laramie Project
by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Project

The Laramie Project
by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Project

The Laramie Project
by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Project

At Rose Firebay, John Waldron Arts Center, downtown Bloomington, at 2 & 8 p.m.
Tickets: $15 (available at bloomingtonarts.info or Sunrise Box Office.

A one-person, full-length performance piece exploring gender and sexuality, written and performed by Danielle McClelland. Music and video projection add layers of engagement to the presentation, and audience members are encouraged to participate by telling their own "girl stories" via open space in the program booklets and a graffiti wall outside the Theater, which asks patrons to imagine "What does your girl look like?"

At Rose Firebay, John Waldron Arts Center, downtown Bloomington, at 2 p.m and 7 p.m
Tickets: $15 (available at bloomingtonarts.info or Sunrise Box Office.

A one-person, full-length performance piece exploring gender and sexuality, written and performed by Danielle McClelland. Music and video projection add layers of engagement to the presentation, and audience members are encouraged to participate by telling their own "girl stories" via open space in the program booklets and a graffiti wall outside the Theater, which asks patrons to imagine "What does your girl look like?"

Where: Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union, IU-Bloomington campus.

Eve Ensler's play seeks to represent a variety of women's experiences with sex, sexuality and the female body. This is an all-student production. Proceeds donated to Middle Way House (90%) and the international V-Day Campaign (10%).

Admission: $10, or $8 with a student ID.

Sponsored by: Women's Student Association, Feminist Majority Leadership
Alliance, Union Board and Sigma Gamma Rho.

For more information, e-mail idammu@indiana.edu

Where: Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union, IU-Bloomington campus.

Eve Ensler's play seeks to represent a variety of women's experiences with sex, sexuality and the female body. This is an all-student production. Proceeds donated to Middle Way House (90%) and the international V-Day Campaign (10%).

Admission: $10, or $8 with a student ID.

Sponsored by: Women's Student Association, Feminist Majority Leadership
Alliance, Union Board and Sigma Gamma Rho.

For more information, e-mail idammu@indiana.edu

Indiana University's Residential Programs & Services, the Community Educator Program, and IU's GLBT Office and GLBT Alumni Association are jointly sponsoring a program entitled "Remember Who Made You."

At Theatre on the Square,627 Massachusetts Ave., downtown Indianapolis.

One rainy night at the laundromat an affable grad student, Andrew, encounters a gorgeous hunk, Jack, who freely admits he is the son of Satan. In spite of warnings from Andrew's self-absorbed ex, his would be lifetime companion and his wise-cracking best gal pal, he enters into the "relationship from hell." Suffice it to say, the hilarious consequences of dallying with the devil at the expense of true love and friendships speaks volumes about contemporary relationships!

Show runs January 11 through February 2, 2008