Nothing is quite as it seems at The 44th Parallel Lounge in remote Ontario where aspiring pianist Jimmy goes in search of his missing father and falls hard for bartender Mimi - who may just hold the key to all of their destinies. Mimi at The 44th Parallel is a contemporary romantic comedy tinged with sci-fi about first loves and second chances.
Eleanor screening at Long Island International Film Expo
6:45pm on July 13, 2019.
"Eleanor" chosen as Best Dramatic Feature in the 2019 Manhattan Film Festival!
directed by Aidan Kane
written by David Parr
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The feature film
Eleanor
World Premiere - April 27, 2019
The 2019 Manhattan Film Festival
based on the play "Eleanor Rigby Is Waiting"
by David James Parr
Directed by Aidan Kane
EMPIRE STAGE THEATER PRESENTS
SLAP & TICKLE
by DAVID PARR
SOUTH FLORIDA PREMIERE
MAY 16 – JUNE 9, 2019
“Slap & Tickle” by David Parr is a generational portrait about how drugs, politics and HIV have changed the landscape for gay men in America from the early 1980’s to the early 2000’s. Set in a contemporary bathhouse and told through the kaleidoscopic view of 26 characters, many of them recurring, the stories told range from first kisses to last loves; from station wagons to saunas; from sleeping bag seductions to bathroom rapes. What emerges is a universal play not just about sex, but about the intimacy and urgency of storytelling itself.
WARNING: THIS PLAY CONTAINS MALE NUDITY!
Price: $22.50 – $35.00
Find out more here
BEAUTY MARKS
book party
December 17, 2018
Society of Illustrators, NYC
Author David James Parr signing copies
of his latest novel
Enough About Me
by David James Parr
World Premiere
Emerging Artists Theater
March 2018
How To Survive Overwhelming Loss & Loneliness in 5 Easy Steps by David James Parr included as the opener in Best Gay Stories 2017 edited by Joe Okonkwo
Pluto Is Listening: Loop Review
"David Parr's new play crushes our dreams with a menacing whisper."
-- Phil Cerroni, TheaterJones, 2013
Pluto Is Listening:
Dallas Morning News Review, 2013
"Fresh, surprising and intriguing..."
-- Lawson Taitte, Dallas Morning News
