Two Foreskins Walk into a Bar

By: Chris Thompson
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  • "Storytelling at its best." "Gaspingly outrageously funny." "Haunting, beautifully written and very, very funny." "The gay Fleabag." "Searingly honest and utterly hilarious." "Don't miss this extraordinary exploration of queer identity and connection." Written and performed by award winning playwright and screenwriter Chris Thompson. An unflinching account of starting over by a bottom who has hit rock bottom... With his 10-year relationship at an end and his career going down the toilet, loser British playwright Chris Thompson heads to New York City where he embarks on a journey of sexual liberation and self discovery. As he searches for connection in cruising grounds, art galleries, dive bars, Chris is haunted by the artists of New York City who came before him and the ghost of every gay man in whose footsteps he walks- forcing Chris to face up the limitations of his own desires. Two Foreskins Walk into a Bar is a powerful, laugh-out-loud and lyrical meditation on desire, self deception and collective memory. Season Two, Chris finds himself washed up in Key West, and continues his quest for desire, love and connection. Written and performed by Chris Thompson | Directed by Andrew Fallaize | Editing and post-production by Christopher Huth.
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Episodes
  • S2E9 - Only Integrate

    S2E9 - Only Integrate
    Jul 18 2024
    21 mins
  • S2E8 - A Working Definition of Love

    S2E8 - A Working Definition of Love
    Jul 18 2024
    20 mins
  • S2E7 - A Film About Someone You Love

    S2E7 - A Film About Someone You Love
    Jul 18 2024
    25 mins

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