JD Cerna's GLAAD-Media Award Nominated Solo Show about the search for purpose and the search for income.

A semi-autobiographical performance piece that takes audiences on a hilarious exploration of purpose, searching and survival set in 1994, a time when young gay men's pursuit of purpose was often obstructed by the crashing reality of AIDS. "A triumphant cry of victory" says the Washington Post. "Cerna writes with a wonderful sense of humor and humanity" says the New York Daily News. JD Cerna was a featured columnist for The Washington Blade from 2002 - 2005. He played the lead role opposite Mary Beth Hurt in Mark Christopher's ("54") first award-winning film, "Alkali, Iowa".

“GENIUS...He’s that good.  Do not miss this play!”  -John Hoglund,  AfterDark NYC

 

“Cerna joins the ranks of the artists for which the village is FAMOUS!” - Leslie Smith, NEXT Magazine

 

“An engaging and endearing performance!...A candid, sometimes stinging and usually VERY FUNNY JOURNEY of a gay man.” - Michael Toscano, The Washington Post

 

“HILARIOUS...it’s the HONESTY with which Cerna writes that makes his show so GREAT.” - Patrick Folliard, The Washington Blade 

 

“FIRST-RATE!” - Washington D.C. City Paper

 

“GREATNESS...Cerna’s quirkiness and comic flair will lift your heart and put a smile on your face as you laugh your ass off.  A MUST-SEE!” - Odyssey Magazine, NY

 

“Unpredictable BEAUTY and unflinching TRUTH.” - Jolene Munch, CultureFlux.com