ANGRY FAGS RUNS FRIDAY, JULY 8TH THROUGH JULY 30TH, AT CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM    Bennett is reallytrying to keep it together right now. He broke up with his boyfriend and movedin with his best friend, Cooper. It’s election season, and he’s thespeechwriter for Georgia’s only gay state senator, who’s engaged in a bloodycampaign against a conservative darling. Then Bennett’s ex is attacked in theparking lot of a gay bar. Bennett and Cooper are informed that the assaultcan’t be classified as a hate crime – because in Georgia, hate crimes againsthomosexuals don’t legally exist. Their frustration and fear eventually turn torage as they realize “acceptance” simply isn’t enough. They’re still living ina society that relegates them to second-class status. They’re not respected.They’re not feared. It’s time for that to change.   "Topher Payne's uncompromising Oscar Wilde-meets-Fight Clubfantasia." - American Theatre Magazine "A gay gentleman's guide to love and murder [...] Filled withtension but laced with moments of black humor and rigged with unexpected twistsand turns." - Chicago Tribune "(Payne) softens the blows with his wickedly fine talent forone-liners, yet there's a heaviness in the room. His laugh lines are balloonsweighted to earth like sandbags; that's the yin and the yang, the push and pullof Angry Fags." - ArtsATL "Payne gives us two likeable killer queens whose road to domesticterrorism is paved with Paula Deen jokes [...] Witty, dark, anddisconcerting." - Out Magazine "It is, quite simply, one of the best plays of this or anyyear." - Atlanta Theatre Buzz "Undeniably relevant and hard-hitting." - The GA Voice "A must-see [...] The show addresses serious subject matter in anempathetic and sensitive matter, with a generous helping of relatablehumor." - Examiner.com   Angry Fags isdirected by Scott Zolkowski and features actors David Lenahan, Adam Harry, JoanJankowski, Jack Matuszewski, Amanda Roe Van Allen, Natalya Duncan, and ValerieYoung. Angry Fags opens Friday, July 8 and runs Thu-Sat at 8p.m. through July 30 at convergence-continuum’s Liminis Theater, 2438 ScrantonRd., Cleveland, OH 44113 in the historic Tremont neighborhood. Tickets are $23general admission, $18 for seniors and $18 for students. Tickets andinformation are available at www.convergence-continuum.org and 216-687-0074. Cory MolnerExecutive Artistic Director, convergence-continuum Theater(He/Him/His)