The gods have forced Orpheus and Eurydice to repeat their tragedy for centuries, but this time everyone (and everything) is a bit more queer than usual: tomboys, fairies, gods, and god-ish bartenders abound. Join this cast of characters for a celebration of queerness, genderfullness, and staking claim on our own story.

Written by: Dante Gonzalez

Directed by: Shira Helena Gitlin

This play includes mentions of stalking and violence against women, homophobia, and transphobia. The show also includes depictions of needles for the use of HRT. However, this is a show created by and for queer people. This is a space not tolerant of the kill-your-gays trope. Eurydice is not an exception to this.