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2024 SAN FRANCISCO FRINGE PRESENTS

Terry Baum in

LESBO
SOLO,

One Dyke's Life in the Theater

"Baum is provocatively comedic."  - SF Chronicle

Cutting Ball Theater

277 Taylor Street in San Francisco

Tix: $17.85 

Saturday, August 10th @ 7:30pm

Saturday, August 24th @ 12:00pm

Saturday, August 25th @ 3:00pm

Terry Baum created LESBO SOLO for a performance in a dyke bar in South Africa. Now she’s bringing it back to her hometown Fringe Festival. In “Are You the One?”, she runs around the audience, falling in love (and breaking up) with one woman after another. In “Lesbians for WHAT?!,” she marches in the Pride Parade in a contingent so politically incorrect that no one will march with her. She tells her coming-out story, which includes (1) homicidal rage at male bikers trying to break into a women’s music festival, and (2) first-tiime lesbian lust while pretending to be a baby wrestling with another baby in an improvisation. Also, Terry’s mother (a hand puppet) comes back from the dead, to hound Terry to marry her gay male friend, a Jewish lawyer, so that Mom will have something to brag about in heaven.

 

There are slides!

There’s a song!

What’s not to like?

Do come.

In BaumBlog, Terry blogs about whatever grabs her, in her personal life, or in the world.  It could be an obituary of Tina Turner (“Tina T & Me & the First Gay Olympics”), Affirmative Action’s positive impact on Clarence Thomas (“The Greatest Beneficiary of Affirmative Action Is....!”), a personal reflection on the Fourth of July (“And How Was Your Fourth?), or a meditation on racism (“Taking The Train While Black").   And sometimes it’s simply a photo essay on San Francisco's vibrant street art (“Mission Ramble”). 

DON'T MISS TERRY BAUM'S LATEST BLOG!

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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

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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."  

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OUTWORDS' Mason Funk Interviews Terry about her life, loves & 
plays! 
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OLOC PRESENTS THE
"ONE DYKE'S THEATER"
BOOK PARTY FEATURING
CAROLYN MYERS &
TERRY BAUM 

 Ten plays from Terry Baum's pioneering writing on lesbian themes, encompassing 40 years of making theater. Published by Exit Press

Based on Eleanor Roosevelt's

2,336 letters to Journalist Lorena Hickok

Written & Performed by Terry Baum

"Best of Fringe" 
"Best Box Office"
- 2019 San Francisco
 Fringe Festival

HICK:  A LOVE STORY

WAITING FOR

THE PODIATRIST

A Tragi-comedy with Puppets & Songs

 

Written and Performed by Terry Baum

Terry Baum'S on

MEDIUM

THE CRACKPOT CRONES 
 

SKETCHES & IMPROV

TERRY BAUM  INTERVIEWS 

& ARTICLES

"One Dyke’s Theater’ a Monument to Decades

of Lesbian Life and Creativity." - LA Progressive

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