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Tyler and Zora are aspiring filmmakers, African American, and longtime friends. Recently, a disconnect has begun to bud between the two's working relationship, as well as their friendship. Tyler, an openly gay male believes his film ideas shed a light on the trans experience, while Zora, a woman of trans experience, feels exploited by Tyler's writing. When a hostile construction worker, enters the diner the two work at, Zora is given the opportunity to prove to Tyler, as well as herself, that she is much more than a tragic heroine.
Black Coffee Politics is a dark comedy that explores the complex relationship between the black LGBTQ experience, normalized violence, and with whom belongs the authorship of a narrative.
Gary Holman is a New York-based actor and writer, obsessed with all things dark, spooky and intersectional. His writing has been published in the online literary horror journal, Coffin Bell, and has been staged in the New York Winterfest Theatre Festival. Garys film credits include the upcoming Seven King feature film, Nightfall, and the upcoming documentary, Accept The Call.
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Location13th Street Repertory Theater (View)
50 West 13th Street
New York City, NY 10011
United States
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