2024-2025 Season
4th Annual Coming Out Cabaret & Fundraiser
Performed live at Black Hart of Saint Paul - October 7, 2024
Featuring:
Deb U. Taunt & No Fear ShakesQueer
Staged Production
Spellbound
Performed live at The Phoenix Theater April 18-May 3 2025
Playwright: Matthew A. Everett -- Director: Denzel Belin
Cast
David Schlosser -- Jeffrey
Zakary Thomas Morton -- Micha
Leor Benjamin -- Auggie
Keira Kowal -- Sarah
Xae Copeland -- Duncan
Production
Director: Denzel Belin
Stage Manager: June Haider
Producer: David Schlosser
Set & Props: Jenna Mady
Costumes: Aella Rose-Hill
Lighting: Jack Hinz
Sound: Nick Mrozek
Intimacy Coordinator: Claire Chenoweth
Publicity: Maren Findlay, Matthew A. Everett, Nick Mrozek, David Schlosser
ASL Interpreters: Amber Braithwaite & Maria Camacho-Dively
Audio Description: Laura Wiebers
Box Office: Kate Cosgrove, Maren Findlay, Ezra Jackson-Smith
Thanks to his mischievous friend Jeffrey, who’s begun dabbling in witchcraft, Micah has accidentally dosed his best friend Auggie with a love potion. Which might be fine, if Auggie wasn’t straight, and married, or if Auggie’s wife Sarah wasn’t pregnant, or a practicing witch. With the help of Duncan, who runs the local metaphysical supply store, the race is on to whip up the antidote before anyone does something they’ll regret. “Spellbound” is a play with music about the wrong way to use a love potion; a romantic comedy/drama about love and consent.
Staged Reading
honeyhole
Performed live at Black Hart of Saint Paul - June 2, 2025
Playwright: Erin Davis-- Director: Ezra Jackson-Smith
Cast
Maureen Bourgeois --Sherri
Kat Haugan -- Lou
Hannah May -- Ellis
Matthew A. Everett -- stage directions/ discussion moderator
honeyhole takes place in a small town in South Georgia in the hotsweatyheat of a southern summer. honeyhole follows a young queer beauty queen’s journey with self-realization, first love, and her desire to fly away. When new-girl Ellis arrives in town, Lou begins to realize that the thing her mama Sherri has always thought would be her ticket to a bigger life outside of a few-stoplight-gossipy-sorta-town, might just be the thing that’s holding her back from becoming who she is, who she wants to be, and what she dreams of doing: hiking the Appalachian Trail like her father once did.






































