Wives Throwing Knives

Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater that steps beyond stereotypes. This Sunday, the fest will wrap with Sarah Felder’s June Bride, a vaguely vaudevillian one-woman act about lesbian...
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Sequins? Jazz hands? Bawdy show tunes? Nope. The inaugural Out in the Tropics performing arts festival is all about the kind of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender theater that steps beyond stereotypes. This Sunday, the fest will wrap with Sarah Felder’s June Bride, a vaguely vaudevillian one-woman act about lesbian weddings, juggling, knife-throwing, straightjackets, and other circus tricks.

Sun., July 11, 7 p.m., 2010

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