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All My Dads Were Gay

Presented by Jon Gentry & The Un-Erasable Fest
9/12/2026 - 9/13/2026
All My Dads Were Gay
All My Dads Were Gay is the sequel to Jon Gentry’s award-winning hit, Black Bastard. It is a baptism by blood and fire, a millennial retelling of The Prodigal Son (1927) meets The Wizard of Oz (1939) in a genre-bending descent into the collective void.
Peer into the paradox of finding freedom in digital spaces while simultaneously feeling more trapped by their algorithmic expectations. Humor, heart, and a touch of horror course through the veins of this solo performance piece blending spoken and recorded text, stylized movement, musical interludes, and audience engagement to answer the question, ¿Do u know Y UR here?  

It’s the dawn of the 2000s digital era. An ambitious young Black man leaves the South in pursuit of the American Dream. Facing one institution after another on the East and West Coast, he soon realizes the rules of the game are not designed for him. In a battle of public perception versus private desire, he straddles the truth in an attempt to maintain the mask of masculinity. As the facade grows, will he lose himself in a web of deceit or come face-to-face with the freak inside?  

All My Dads Were Gay is the sequel to Jon Gentry’s award-winning hit, Black Bastard. It is a baptism by blood and fire, a millennial retelling of The Prodigal Son (1927) meets The Wizard of Oz (1939) in a genre-bending descent into the collective void.
Venue
Willie Agee Playhouse
714 Warren Ln. in Edward Vincent Park
Inglewood CA 90302

Details
Regions: LA - Hollywood / Westside

Categories: Theater > Drama
Theater > Theatrical Comedy

Event Phone: 832-265-4496
Performance Dates
9/12/2026 - 9/13/2026
Saturday, 09/12/2026
Sunday, 09/13/2026
Performance Times
Sept. 12 - 7:35 PM
Sept. 13 - 8:40 PM
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