The F*ggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions

The Oakland Theater at FLAX Art & Design, San Francisco

Oakland Theater Project Presents

The F*ggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions
adapted by Maxi Himpe and Mylo Cardona

Dates: December 15th – 18th
Times: Thu-Sun @ 7:30pm
Run: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Location: The Oakland Theater at Flax Art & Design
1501 Martin Luther King Jr Way
Oakland, CA 94612

*Support the Artists Ticket – $50 reserved seat

General Admission – $20-$25

Pay What You Can Ticket – $10-15

*All proceeds go towards paying the brilliant, Bay Area based, low income, queer, largely POC, team of collaborators. If you can afford to pay more for your ticket, please do and enjoy the reserved seating. Thank you!

Visiting the Theater
•  Parking spots available in our parking lot on 15th Street. Additional street parking on MLK.
•  For General Admission Tickets seating is not reserved and will be assigned upon arrival to the theater.
• For Priority Tickets, these tickets are given a reserved priority viewing spot.
• For Pay-What-You-Can Tickets, seating is not reserved and will be assigned upon arrival to the theater.

COVID Policy
•  Masks to be worn by all audience members at all times when inside the building.
•  Patrons should stay home if they are feeling sick and exhibiting any symptoms. Contact the box office to reschedule your tickets for free.

HAVING TROUBLE?
Please contact our box office with any questions: boxoffice@oaklandtheaterproject.org, (510)-646-1126

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After a sold-out run in October 2022, the fags are back due to popular demand! Don’t miss the show that everyone on Lex and Grindr was raving about—now on a bigger stage. Laughs, tears, queer healing, and community-building guaranteed.

In a world run by the evil men without color, the fags and their friends are a mystical, underground people. Their ideals are the men’s fears: care, love and a refusal to conform.

As you enter their world, the fags will share with you seven short performances pieces, from drag to stand-up, puppetry to dance. And you’ll meet Lilac and Loose Tomato, two fags on the same journey as you: figuring out how to be a good person in a fucked-up world. As you acquire their Wisdoms and stories, we hope that you, too, will learn that being a fag is more than a sexuality or gender orientation: it’s a way of being.