event Sappho In Love

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.

StageQ’s quick-hitting comedy Sappho In Love imagines classic Greek goddesses as lesbians. Artemis, the goddess of lesbian celibacy, and Hera, the goddess of monogamy, join forces to challenge Aphrodite to see who can gain the free-spirited Sappho as an adherent. All the competing interests become even messier when Sappho’s partner begins to date another woman after she tires of Sappho’s infidelities. It’s hard to keep all the threads straight, but just know this: There’s a whole lot of lusting going on. And even though some might find it heretical to re-imagine these classic figures, it’s probably safe to say the ancient Greeks wouldn’t have minded this treatment a bit.