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EPISODE · Dec 8, 2008

KUCI Subversity: "Were the World Mine" Director and Lead Actor on their Musical Romp through Small-Town America

from KUCI: Subversity

Director Tom Gustafson and lead actor Tanner Cohen talk with host Daniel C. Tsang about "Were the World Mine," a musical fantasy about queer teen love. Set in a boys academy, it stars Tanner as Timothy, a queer teen who's often the target of homophobic attacks. A sympathetic English teacher recruits him to star in the school's adaptation of A Midsummer Nights' Dream, and in the process, he creates a love potion that turns the object of his teenage lust (a rugby star) queer, as well as many others in his small town.

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