Directed by Madrid St. Angelo
Cast: Shaun F. Conway, Steve Figg, Boyd Harris, Cliff London, Joan McGrath, Andrew Kain Miller and Remy O'Brien
Production Team: Cara Cusano, Raymond Jacquet, Beck Kramer, Patricia Perez, The Red Mime, Tim Reibeling and Annah Zaman

QUESTA by Victor Bumbalo

ABOUT QUESTA

QUESTA focuses on Paul, a victim of an attempted gay bashing who -- perhaps accidentally -- kills his attacker. Driven to relieve his guilt, he begins a complex, cathartic effort to anonymously befriend his victim's mother. The only witness to the crime was Daniel, a homeless gay man who silently falls in love with Paul and chooses to protect him. Daniel is the play's narrator and conscience, probing spirituality, sexuality, suffering and loss -- and ultimately, the will to move forward.

ABOUT VICTOR BUMBALO

Victor Bumbalo is an award winning playwright whose works Niagara Falls and Adam and the Experts enjoyed runs Off-Broadway and internationally. His play What are Tuesdays Like? was featured at the Carnegie Mellon Showcase of New Plays, Contemporary American Theater Festival, before being mounted in Germany, Japan, England and Sweden. Bumbalo has written movies of the week and for television series including NYPD Blue, American Gothic, Relativity and HBO's Spawn.

ABOUT MADRID ST. ANGELO

Madrid St. Angelo directs the Chicago production. St. Angelo recently directed the critically acclaimed Chicago production and World Premiere of Edward Crosby Wells controversial play, Flowers out of Season. St. Angelo also helmed two Chicago Best Of 2006 productions; Miguel Pinero's, The Sun Always Shines for the Cool and Robert Chesley's Jerker. St. Angelo is an activist who has worked on the forefront of several national AIDS Awareness Organizations as well as providing a theatrical voice for under-represented GLBT playwrights.

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION:

WHERE: The Heartland Studio Theatre
7016 N. Greenview in The Heart of Rogers Park WHEN: Mondays at 7:30, Thurs-Sat at 7:30 and Sundays at 2 pm
NO LATE SEATING TICKET INFO and PRICING: $25 Dollars/Students and Industry Professionals $15 Dollars
TICKETS AVAILABLE VIA https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/52922

Seating is very limited for this production. So get your tickets early and in advance.

A portion of proceeds will benefit Chicago's GLBT Anti Violence Project and The Saints of Humboldt Park (Alcohol and Drug Recovery Programs)