L word parody, Heather Gold, Jen Kober, Faith Soloway

 

 

I was just enjoying the hell out of Faith Soloway’s hilarious L Word parody (and you should too) and I was inspired to dig up this old image from my own L Word parody with Jen Kober who’s gone on to amazing things as a regular on Treme among others. The poster was put together by the talented Tanya Zani and the show won the National Theatre Award from Curve Magazine.

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