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Ronnie Larsen is an actor-director-playwright-producer whose work has been seen in most major cities in America. He wrote his first play in 1994 and his first musical in 2018. Twenty-four of his shows have been produced, five Off-Broadway in New York City. His plays have been seen in Canada, Australia, Italy and he's had five different productions in London. He has also made a documentary that had theatrical runs at the Castro Theater in San Francisco, Cinema Village in New York City and the Laemmle 5 in Los Angeles as well as showings at numerous film festivals in America, England and the Berlin Film Festival. He currently divides his time between Florida, Los Angeles, New York and Mexico. He is always in search of new and interesting adventures and opportunities. He and his husband, Melqui, have been married for ten years and have a dog named Benakee.

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This production is sponsored by
The Jim Morgan & Joe Rodonis
Appreciation Fund at Our Fund

and Ron Falk

Clark Gable Slept Here

Hollywood's hiding a lot more in the closet than Tom Ford tuxedos, and megastar agent Jarrod Hilliard's determined to keep it that way. When the corpse of a naked male prostitute is found in his client's hotel room during the Golden Globe Awards, Hilliard and hotel manager Gage Holland are left to sweep things under the rug. Time to call in some favors... But when you work in the make-believe world of movies, everyone's acting, and nothing's what it seems in this hilarious jet-black comedy about what it means to be a "man" in Hollywood.

At The Foundry
Sept 21st - Oct 22nd

WARNING: Contains nudity!
18 and over only!

Music by Lynne Portas

Direction by Bruce Linser

Music Direction by Eric Alsford

Production Design by Nicole Stodard

Lighting Design by Preston Bircher

Two gay couples occupy the same apartment at the title’s location in Greenwich Village, New York City.
The two couples never meet as they occupy the same space but seven decades apart.
Clancy’s narrative explores love and acceptance in consecutive lifetimes and explores how much has and hasn't changed in attitudes regarding homosexuality in 70 years. The two stories are told in tandem. The first couple is set in the 1920's when moral tolerances of love were much narrower. The contemporary couple braves the waters of commitment and responsibility in the carefree cruisy world of the modern gay man.

Plays of Wilton has received a generous grant from the

Broward County Cultural Division to present this
ground-breaking musical at The Foundry this fall.

At The Foundry
Nov 2nd - Dec 10th

Direct from New York! Adam Sank’s hilarious one man show about every bad date he’s ever had.

at The Foundry
November 5th - 15th

What happens when one man’s prison fantasies turn into reality? A gay man obsessed with prisoners discovers the world of prison pen pal websites and finds himself drawn into a complex and dangerous relationship with a felon who is up for parole and needs a place to live.

Nominated for two Carbonell Awards
Best New Work
Best Direction

WARNING: Contains nudity and sexual situations!
18 and over only!