About the Show

A satirical exploration of power, privilege, and colonization through queer and trans voices.

This meta-theatrical satire brings together a vibrant ensemble of queer and trans performers to confront the intersecting forces of power, privilege, and colonization. With sharp wit and poignant storytelling, the piece examines how these dynamics shape their lives and resonate within broader histories and identities.

Critic Reviews (14)

Can a play provocatively titled Prince Faggot actually be a philosophical meditation of queer identity? In this case, yes.
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For a previous production

"Beginning in pain and provocation, it finds its way to splendor."
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For a previous production

"Greenspan nearly runs away with a play that’s strangely not weird enough by imbuing the show with a deliciously contradictory archness and sincerity"
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For a previous production

"Stewart’s speech provides 'Prince Faggot' with a rousing conclusion."
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For a previous production

"It’s like The Crown, but with slightly more BDSM."
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For a previous production

"You may wonder if Tannahill is any less exploitative than Lachlan Murdoch and his tabloid cohort; at times, the line between Prince F. and a Daily Mail exposé seems perilously thin."
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For a previous production

" 'Prince F*ggot' might have toned down the more repellent aspects of George's personality to make him easier to root for, and may be overplaying its hand in making Dev right about virtually everything."
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For a previous production

"a dramaturgical leap into the speculative that remains grounded in emotional precision"
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