Geese (1969, off-Broadway) - repro

Gus Weill’s highly controversial, avant-garde Off-Broadway dramatic double-bill 'Geese' exploded onto the stage of the historic Players Theatre in 1969, running for an astonishing multi-month commercial residency to generate immense national media profile. Comprising two distinct, textually raw naturalistic short plays—*Parents and Children* and *The Gas Tank*—the non-linear psychological narrative completely shattered mid-century taboos by presenting uninhibited depictions of gay and lesbian relationships, full cast nudity, and generational rifts.