Wagging Tales: Stories from the Stonewall GenerationPlays from stories written by four mature men who disclose significant events they experienced as children and young adults, as well as revelations about their current lives in Los Angeles. The script grew from the stories gathered at a series of oral history workshops. Baker previously adapted and directed the 2004 theater piece, “Stories to Tell.” February 24-26, 2006 – Friday and Saturday 8:30pm; Sunday 2:30pm Highways Performance Space, 1651 18th St., Santa Monica, California Wheelchair accessible, $15, Reservation: 310-315-1459
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