Dmitri Barcomi & Vice Squad

Doll Day Afternoon
October 15-25

Runtime: 60 minutes

Program TBD

The truth is even queerer than fiction.

In the 1975 blockbuster film Dog Day Afternoon, a bank robber portrayed by Al Pacino attempts a heist to pay for his trans wife’s surgery. Overlooked trans icon Elizabeth Eden sought to set the record gay by writing her own memoir denouncing those who exploited her and sharing a firsthand account of the life of a trans woman in Stonewall-era New York City. Sharing Liz’s story for the first time, Doll Day Afternoon is conceived and directed by Dmitri Barcomi and presented by Vice Squad, an award winning international artist collective that draws inspiration from unusual source materials and shared queer history.

Director/Creator: Dmitri Barcomi
Text adapted from the words of Elizabeth Eden
Costume Design: Karen Boyer
Lighting Design: Nicholas Pollock
Scenic Design: Mengyi Liu
Sound Design: Liam Bellman-Sharpe

The artists

Dmitri Barcomi
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Dmitri Victor Barcomi is a transsexual transdisciplinary theatermaker from New York City whose artistic interests include working with unusual source materials and honoring queer icons.

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La Mama is a world-renowned New York cultural institution dedicated to the artist and all aspects of the theatre.