Building Houses On The Moon

This award winning production, inspired by hundreds of real internet posts, tells the remarkable untold stories of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered youth in America and is being embraced by educators and student groups as powerful tool to create safer, more inclusive campuses.

“Thoughtful, at times funny, and often poignant…an extraordinary theater piece!” -Inside Out“

A superb performance. If only every challenging topic in adolescents’ lives could be presented with such insight and sympathy. ” -Jeannie Norris, Principal, Ms. Hall’s School

Past Presenters include the National GLSEN Teaching Respect For All Conference, the 2004 Multicultural Conference at SUNY New Palz, the Philadelphia Public Schools Knock Out the Violence Conference and at high schools, universities and communities nationally. The play has been presented for Professional Staff Development in many school districts.Winner: Best Ensemble and Best Playwright for an Ensemble work at the Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival.RUNNING TIME: 50 minutes or 75 minutes with Q&A session.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

High school +junior high students
1st + 2nd year college students
Educators and youth workers
Religious communities
Communities seeking means to address diversity issues.