Grin Theatre Productions are proud to present the sensational Queertet 2013, the sequel to last year’s sell out, award nominated Queertet 2012.
Queertet 2013 is a festival of new and original short LGBT plays that will herald the start of Liverpool’s Pride celebrations. The plays celebrate everything LGBT and above everything else provides an uplifting, positive feel good factor that will also show off the brilliant talent that makes up one of the must see theatrical events of the year.
Eddie John Fortune is one of the new wave of Liverpool actors whose voice is being heard and his reputation enhanced by productions such as Elastic Bridge and Love Me Do (in which he portrayed the city’s legendry Brian Epstein.) He is in rehearsals for the new Keifer Williams play Tongues, directed by his dear friend Joe Shipman, and which will be coming to the theatre next year and in which he will act alongside one of his co-stars from Love Me Do, the impressive Charlie Griffiths. If that wasn’t enough for one man to be getting on with, he is developing his own stand-up comedy character Gwillam Dorey which is about a gay Welshman with a fatal attraction towards Glenn Close.