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Written and Performed by Marga Gomez
In the Canadian premiere of “Swimming With Lesbians” GLAAD award winner Marga Gomez transforms into a boatload of lustful babes cruising the high seas including Isabelle the accident prone Lacrosse player yearning for her first Lesbian affair, Pru Perez the butch presenting but secretly meek bingo caller, Captain Debbie the ship’s commander, who goes strictly by the book (in this case it’s The Kama Sutra) and Babs and Jan who find love in an elevator. Gomez’s 14th one person show comes to We’re Funny That Way following sold out shows at La MaMa Theatre in New York. The performance runs 65 minutes with no intermission and is recommended for immature adult audiences.
Content Warning
Adult content and language.
No matter your age, gender or sexual persuasion, if you feel like laughing until you're gasping for breath, ‘Swimming With Lesbians’ is a must-see.
Scrumptious characters!
San Francisco Chronicle
About the Artist
Marga Gomez
Marga Gomez (she/her/they) is the author and performer of 14 solo plays which have been produced nationally, internationally, and in New York at The Public Theater, Puerto Rican Travelling Theatre, Performance Space 122, Dixon Place, and La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club. Her acting credits include Off-Broadway and national productions of The Vagina Monologues, A.C.T.’s Fefu and Her Friends, Ars Nova’s Dr. Ride’s American Beach House. She has played roles in Warner Bros. films Sphere and Batman Forever and a guest role on Netflix’s Sense8. Her awards include a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding New York Theater, a 2023 San Francisco Artist Commission Grant, a 2022 United States Artists Fellowship for Theatre and Performance, a 2021 Center for Cultural Innovation Grant, a Los Angeles Stage Alliance Ovation Award for Best Featured Actress, and the 2010 Bay Area Critics Circle Award for Best Performance. Gomez is a winner of the 2023 Best Comedian Award from both 48 Hills and Bay Area Reporter. Gomez was born and raised in Washington Heights to a Cuban comedian father and a Puerto-Rican dancer and actress mother. She currently lives in San Francisco.