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 The WildFyre Society presents
another fabulous, nude audience live theater event, hosted by the Board of
Directors, in collaboration with Ronnie Larsen Presents, at Empire Stage
in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday, June 2, 2016. It is located at 1140 N Flagler Dr.
There
will be a pre-performance reception starting at 6:30 p.m. with
complimentary beer and wine, plus soda, water, and snacks available for
purchase. (Bring cash.) Curtain time is 8:00
p.m. Bring a towel to sit on and a gym bag or backpack for your
clothes. There is ample parking on the street. Public transit is available to
within a few blocks of this location; get directions for bus or bike from your
starting point.
Stay after the show and take a selfie with the cast on the stage! Then,
come to the after-Party gathering (clothed) at Lisa’s Backyard (patio
of Mona’s Cocktail Lounge), 502 E Sunrise Blvd, Fort
Lauderdale, ½-mile from the theater. Cash bar.
In
Party, a group of seven gay friends get together for a kiki in mid-1990s Manhattan. The evening is full of campy
comebacks, Broadway references, and naughty party games. As the evening
progresses, the guys start to play a version of "Truth or Dare" in
which they must answer intimate questions and act out sexual fantasies, all
the while shedding an article of clothing with each round until they all end
up naked. The dialog is hilarious but also turns poignant as it touches
gently on darker themes, including a painful coming out, unrequited love, and
the loss of friends in the AIDS epidemic unfolding around them.
 Party is an exercise in group affirmation
fitted to a 'Friends'-like structure. And the continual waves of laughter and
applause that greet its on-stage antics are proof of its success. — Bay
Windows, Boston
…
non-stop laughs from beginning to end ... a new vision of gays that is
life-affirming and unapologetic. Besides being warm and witty, with a
wonderful celebration of life quality to it, Party is
absolutely hysterical. — Chicago River North News
It’s been two decades since the Off-Broadway premiere of David Dillon’s
play, Party, but the story about a group of gay friends still rings
true. — South Florida Gay News
This play was written by David Dillon and is directed by Nic
Arnzen, who performed in the original production of
Party nearly 25 years ago. The producer is Ronnie Larsen, an
accomplished playwright, actor, director, and producer, for three of whose
plays, Making Porn, All-Male Peep Show, and Cocksucker: A
Love Story, the WildFyre Society had sold-out, nude audience nights at
the same theater in 2014, 2015, and early 2016, respectively. As noted
above, there is cast nudity. For cast bios, additional reviews, and other
details, see Ronnie
Larsen Presents.
Admission is
by advance ticket purchase; $23 per person. Click on the “Buy Ticket(s)”
button below to sign up. Maximum capacity is 50. We
will have the reservation list at the theater for check-in. You may bring
your e-mail receipt of your completed payment transaction if you’d
like, but it’s not required.
 Default quantity is one ticket. INSTRUCTIONS
IF PURCHASING MORE THAN ONE TICKET: (1)
Please enter the quantity for the total number in your party (including
yourself) and click on the Update link in the order summary form
to calculate the total charge before proceeding to payment.
(2) Once in the payment form,
enter the first and last name(s) only of your guest(s) in the
field labeled, “Full name(s) of your GUEST(s)” for proper credit and
to facilitate your party's admission. Be
sure to follow all steps to
complete the transaction and receive a payment receipt by e-mail.
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