Tommi's show opened tonight!

the National Queer Arts Festival presents
Italian. Queer. Dangerous
the story of a working-class southern Italian man's journey
from Little Italy South Philly to San Francisco queer activist

written by/ featuring Tommi Avicolli Mecca
music by flamenco guitarist David Jenkins
directed by Francesca Prada

Monday June 20, 7:30pm and Tuesday June 21, 7:30pm

SomARTS, 938 Brannan/8th
$5-15 (no one turned away)
for reservations: 415-864-4124 or www.queerculturalcenter.org
a fiscal project of the Intersection for the Arts

"Dangerous? Maybe, like Eugene O'Neill, or Tennessee Williams, or Edward
Albee. Mecca confronts us with a mirror in which we see ourselves, and
we're all a little Italian, queer and dangerous." -- Bay Area Reporter

"The oral history in Italian. Queer. Dangerous is the chronicle of a gay
activist who managed to survive inner demons, the struggle for gay
liberation, and AIDS as well as ignorance, prejudice, and homophobia. He
lived to tell. Listen." -- SF Bay Times