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ONE DYKE'S THEATER
by Terry Baum
Slightly world-renowned lesbian playwright
Ten plays from Terry Baum's pioneering writing on lesbian themes, encompassing 40 years of making theater. Published by EXIT Press.
"One Dyke’s Theater" a Monument to Decades of Lesbian Life and Creativity." - LA Progressive
EXIT Theater Presents
A Zoom Version of Terry Baum's Award-Winning Play
HICK: A LOVE STORY
- Based on Eleanor Roosevelts 2,336 letters to Lorena Hickok -
Livestream version of HICK: A LOVE STORY earns raves! "The story is full of suspense and interest. But it is the emotional honesty of the two actresses that grips us and proves to be deeply touching." - THEATRESTORM
WATCH scenes FROM TERRY BAUM'S
DIVIDE THE LIVING CHILD
In Terry Baum's award-winning play DIVIDE THE LIVING CHILD, which takes place in Amsterdam during the Nazi Occupation, Torrie van Toom, a kindly Christian spinster, has agreed to take a Jewish child into her home. But Hannah Bergman, a spirited adolescent, arrives accompanied by her mother, Miriam, who has nowhere else to go. Torrie's hopes for Hannah's conversion to Christianity clash with Miriam's deep devotion to Judaism. Hannah is torn between the two women, as she tries to find her way in her new life.
ONE DYKE'S THEATER
by Terry Baum
Slightly World-Renowned Lesbian Playwright
HOMO PROMOS PrESENTS "IMMEDIATE FAMILY"
HOMO PROMOS, London's gay theater company, proudly presents Terry Baum's groundbreaking play
lMMEDIATE FAMILY, a solo play about Virginia, a middle-aged postal worker who visits her comatose lover, Rose, in the hospital -- and confronts the legal barriers which deny her status as a member of Rose's "immediate family."
Ten plays from Terry Baum's pioneering writing on lesbian themes, encompassing 40 years of making theater. Published by Exit Press
"Best of Fringe"
"Best Box Office"
- 2019 San Francisco
Fringe Festival
HICK: A LOVE STORY
"One Dyke’s Theater’ a Monument to Decades
of Lesbian Life and Creativity." - LA Progressive
