In his new video for HuffPost Queer Voices, writer-performer Justin Sayre opens up about a Tinder date gone sour.
Sayre offers a tongue-in-cheek take on the struggles of navigating a generation gap digitally.
"I'd love to say this to all the young people," Sayre quips. "I want to put a Diana Ross LP in your hands and say, 'Welcome to the world, my child! This will get you through some hard times.'"
Sayre's "International Order of Sodomites" (I.O.S.) gathers once a month for "The Meeting," a variety show honoring an artist or a cultural work that is iconic to the gay community. The next installment of "The Meeting" hits Joe's Pub at the Public Theater in New York on Feb. 21 and is dedicated to the iconic musical, "Cabaret."
Special guests slated to perform are Lesli Margherita, Wesley Taylor and Nathan Lee Graham.
In other news, Sayre has also launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for "Love's Refrain," his new play at New York's LaMaMa.
Meanwhile, the latest episode of "Sparkle & Circulate with Justin Sayre," the official I.O.S. podcast, has just been released, featuring an interview with "Difficult People" actor, Cole Escola.
You can also view some previous performances from "The Meeting" on Sayre's official YouTube page. For more Sayre, head to Facebook and Twitter.
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