PAST SHOWS
MY FIRST TIME
MY FIRST TIME by Ken Davenport
Directed by Jessika Malone
Starring Jaclyn Johnson, Joy Tilley Perryman, Emily Fleming, Brandon Hirsch Will McKinney and Chris Basso.
Friday, Oct 2 - 7pm and 10pm;
Sat, Oct 3 - 7pm and 10pm;
Sun, Oct 4 - 7pm;
Thurs, Oct 8 - 7pm;
Fri, Oct 9 - 7pm and 10pm;
Sat, Oct 10 - 7pm and 10pm
at Darkhorse Theater, 4610 Charlotte Avenue
Tickets are $15. Reserve Now
"Funny and touching to sweet, sexy and silly!" -- The Village Voice
In 1998, a decade before blogging began, a website was created that
allowed people to anonymously share their own true stories about their
First Times. The website became an instant phenomenon as over 40,000
stories poured in from around the globe that were silly, sweet,
absurd, funny, heterosexual, homosexual, shy, sexy and everything in
between.
And now, these true stories and all of the unique characters in them
are brought to life in the acclaimed 90 minute play, MY FIRST TIME, by
Ken Davenport, producer of Altar Boyz and creator of The Awesome 80s
Prom.
"I remember my first sexual experience. I was alone at the time!" (#6509)
"I still have the Metallica shirt he wore that night." (#23960)
"File mine under clumsy and awkward!" (#4294)
If you did it, you remember it.
Was your first time awkward or “like Christmas morning!” (Story #19553)
Were you with your high school sweetheart or with your psychology
professor (Story #7779)?
Were you in Washington Square Park (Story #5049) or a Burger King
bathroom (Story #2995)?
Whether you couldn't wait to get it over with, waited for the right
one, or are still waiting... nothing's like the first time, for better
or worse!
MY FIRST TIME, recently featured on CNN, Fox, MSNBC, and in an iPhone
commercial, is the longest running play to open Off-Broadway in years,
featuring hysterical and heartbreaking stories about first sexual
experiences written by real people just like you and featuring the
audience's own anonymous tales!
MY FIRST TIME will have you laughing and reminiscing about your own
first time . . . and thinking about your next one.
