Keeping Secrets - a play created & performed by Jim Vetter

Join with other gay fine arts lovers for Keeping Secrets, a new one-person play created and performed by Gay Men Fine Arts Group organizer Jim Vetter. This engaging, moving, and hopeful show explores the links between what magicians do and what child sexual abusers do.

Tickets are $15. Seating is general admission, so we can all purchase our own tickets.

We'll arrive at the Rockwell around 6:45 PM so we can enter and get seats together when the house opens. The show starts at 7:05 PM. After the show, some of us plan to go for a snack and a beverage together to socialize more and talk about the show.

Preview audiences call Keeping Secrets:
"Amazing," "Riveting," "Raw," "Funny," "Hopeful," "Should be on Netflix."

Engaging, moving, and hopeful, this one-person show examines how secrets can be powerful in positive and destructive ways. Based on the performer’s true-life story from 1970s Boston to today, Keeping Secrets combines acting, visuals, and a magic trick or two. A riveting performance, the show explores how traumatic experiences can be transformed into positive action. Creator Jim Vetter has enchanted fans internationally as a magician, mime, and actor.