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 Hello, Josh here. By day I work in healthcare. By night, I am Theatre Man.
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 Twenty five years in theatre, fifteen of them writing plays, and this year it caught: readings, audiences, real traction. Now my play Brother Queerest is booked at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2027, the festival's 80th anniversary year, the largest performing arts festival in the world.
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 Brother Queerest is a campy queer horror comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace meets Charles Busch: two sweet-natured brothers, suspiciously thriving roses, a house full of secrets. Four actors, one set, no intermission, twelve performances in the 47-seat Stephenson Theatre, August 16 to 28, 2027.
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 I am producing it myself. Agreement signed, deposit paid. It will cost roughly $25,000 in all: venue, registration, flights, housing, a UK director and production manager, four fairly paid actors, the set. I am covering a large share. What I raise here closes the gap and pays the artists.
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 Supporters get the journey: updates on my website, pushed to every donor. Give $25 or more for a poster signed by the cast and me. Cannot give? Share this page with one person who loves theatre, horror, or queer comedy.
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 Thank you for helping two sweet brothers and their roses cross the Atlantic.
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 Josh
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