Imagine if you could turn the world gay — your boss, your friends, that hot guy (or gal) down the street. That’s the premise of this Tom Gustafson musical film inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
In the film, Timothy (played by Tanner Cohen) is cast as Puck in a school play. While studying the script, he discovers a secret recipe to create the play’s magical pansy hidden within the text. The pansy gives Timothy the power to turn his town gay, starting with his rugby jock crush (can you blame him?).
See what ensues in this Outflix screening of Were the World Mine at Studio on the Square on Wednesday, June 17th at 8 p.m. Tickets are $9 and they’re available at the Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center (892 S. Cooper).
