USA 91 Canada 41 fax 51 Jeffries aka Wilma Holhurt O’ahu Fringe Festival, Honolulu, 8-10, 2012 “I have not enjoyed a one-man play so much since I saw ‘Deep in a Dream of You.’ … You’re brave and wonderful and touched us all.” - Lori, audience member e-mail, July 30, 2012 It is a confessional, an act of contrition and a warning.” - Kelly Luck, KC Stage Blog … ‘Secrets’ is a fascinating and engrossing story. “It is a harrowing narrative, and he (Kimball Allen) is to be commended for his skill and courage in bringing it to the public. “Playwright, actor, and subject matter Kimball Allen posses the assets of colorful material in his life story, a gift for story-telling, and a charisma that drew in the audience from beginning to end.” - Dagney Velazquez, Kansas City Spirituality Examiner In “Secrets of a Gay Mormon Felon,” Kimball recounts these pivotal events, and how he is able to reclaim his life and reconnect with the family and innocence he lost all those years ago. This skill would prove invaluable to Kimball as he became an adult, and would allow him to use relationships, money, and secrecy for his personal gain - ultimately landing him in a jail cell. Meanwhile, Kimball continued to keep up appearances as the exemplary Mormon boy his family expected him to be while developing a keen expertise in living a double life. Rebelling against his family, religion, and community, Kimball was often left alone, and, at 13, experienced an event so traumatic – it stole his innocence and led him down a dark turbulent path towards adulthood lined with betrayal, alcohol, drugs, and sex. Growing up in rural Idaho, young Kimball Allen was warned by his mother, “boys don’t kiss boys.” Confused, he would hide under his sister’s bed to play with her toys and would fantasize about growing up in a family where he could be himself.
Performer or Agent’s Address, Phone, E-Mail, Brief Description of Show, Praising Quotes and/or Awards for Shows, Tour Dates and Places Performer’s Name, Show Name(s), Web Site, Photo of Performer(s), Photographer Credit, To be included in this Touring article, please send the following to Demian, associate editor: Gay and Lesbian Performances Brought to Your City They have toiled mightily to bring our gay, lesbian, trans, and feminist culture into public view, and appreciation.īill Kaiser, founder (1991), publisher, editor - 81ĭemian, associate editor (2000), Web programmer, image retouch (since 2003)Ĭontents © 2022, Purple Circuit, 921 N. In the meantime, Bill can be reached here: and Demian express their appreciation for the hundreds of writer, directors, actors, and publicists who sent their articles and play data. Once that’s available, there will be a link posted here.
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Demian programmed the site, expanded the scope of the Circuit, as well as retouched all the images.ĭemian needed to stop working on the Purple Circuit in order to realize his other projects, such as publishing the book “Operating Manual for Same-Sex Couples: Navigating the rules, rites & rights,” now available on Amazon, and to publishing his “Photo Stories by Demian” books based on his more than 6 decades as a photographer and writer.Īnother group has committed to offering a continuation of the Purple Circuit. Bill Kaiser founded the Circuit as a newsletter in 1991, and, in 2000, Demian joined as co-editor.
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