Strings Attached
a play by
Chayton Pabich Danyla
🎟️: $22 in advance / $25 at the door
HOT began at Dixon Place in 1992 as the first all-inclusive month-long LGBTQIA+ festival. It remains the longest-running festival of its kind in the world!
The Dixon Place Cocktail Lounge is open before & after the show; you can even take your drink into the theater! Bar proceeds directly support DP's artists & mission.
WABE City Lights with Lois Reitzes- SPOTIFY
On-air Radio interview with Lois Reitzes, promoting the world premiere of Strings Attached in Atlanta.
Strings Attached is a solo performance play woven from intimate stories of love, resilience and severance. This political drama traces a quarter-life-crisis of a morning, where one man wakes up to discover the man he went to bed with has vanished. Transfixed by a deer skull, and the North Georgia pines, Strings Attached interrogates the military industrial complex, the gay dating scene and the ethics of hunting.
Strings Attached curiously explores how queer love can tear into us, and sew us back together again.
This world premiere of STRINGS ATTACHED was part of the Inaugural Lavender Fest, and was made possible through the generosity of Out Front Theatre, A Grape View Tours.
"A gorgeous fever dream... Such an epic and also human-scale story of love, sex and family" - Tim Miller, one of the NEA Four
"Poetic and heartfelt, Strings Attached is an
intimate hour of romantic conversation. Full of
high highs and low lows, a deer skull stares you down from center stage and is surrounded by the stylish decorations of an animated young artist's living space."
- Obie Outlaw, OOOH!!! REVIEWS
"Strings Attached is a masterpiece of emotion, intertwining the hearts of the audience with the soul of the performer like a song that touches the memories we all hold near. This is the most heartfelt work of live theater I’ve ever seen. Poetry in motion and in words, Chayton Pabich Danyla stuns with acting and writing that work in perfect harmony. Truly excited to see what this artist does next."
--World Premiere, Audience Reaction