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LaGrone, who lives in Oakland, has his review on the pulse. Four gay guys and a woman are trying to dodge the bullet of turning Manny, played with wit and charm by Hector Zavala, is a funny flaming queen who always has a clever comeback. With a rakish black mustache, multi-talented Zavala plays many roles, including a hilarious Jesus-worshiping Black Mama.

As Group Facilitator, endearing Josh Alvin revs us up enthusiastically, as he introduces each group member with a wink. They are all facing the oncoming Big Four-Oh. Sprightly Keisha bubbly Senait Mengstab charms us into her San Francisco world of queer men and no straight men. Her biological clock is ticking loudly.

Mark Anthony plays the Engineer, a Black man suffering in his dull, detailed job. His fearful approach to sex earns him rejection and depression. Can the group help? James Quedado explodes like a breath of fresh air bar an unexpected lover for one of our tortured group members. In a wonderful love scene, he shows lots of sweet love for one of our groupies—as 40 looms.

Quedado bursts onstage, bringing hot love. The sex scene will blow your therapy off. Manny accepts his gayness and lives with an older dude. The engineer tries to adjust his life. The Church Deacon struggles to become gay. The Group Facilitator ties them all together as he floats in and out, bringing wit and charm to the episodes.

Director Tanika Baptiste has fine tuned the group so each role sings a fresh tune. Info: therhino. Photos: Scott Sidorsky. Gay Alvin Group Facilitator. Photos by Scott Sidorsky James Quedado explodes like a breath of fresh air as an unexpected lover for one of our tortured group members.