Cock Talk, A new play by Wayne Keller is a real look at the issues, and thoughts going through a mans head at any given time. Just four guys talking about.....whatever comes up. If you love Vagina monologues, then come experience the wacky issues that men deal with, in this cute, funny, and just a little dirty night of laughs. Content is appropriate for all ages above 21. The material is a factual look at the issues, thoughts and problems of growing up, from boyhood to manhood. Wayne Keller wanted the world to know that men have as many wacky issues as women. The show is interactive with the audience, really gets the crowd involved, gets the crowd participating, nodding, shaking there head and clapping there hands with the smart, real live stories, events, discussions and questions that all people think about, not just men. The play is very adult and does push the envelope, but it also explores what it is like to be a guy just trying to figure things out. The script is so well written and allows for this great interaction between cast and audience creating a comfortable atmosphere that almost draws the audience in so close to the performers that they leave feeling that they know the cast intimately. Audiences will leave with a lot to talk about. Cock Talk creates an open dialogue between couples, friends, and family that will only get everyone laughing and talking about there own personal experiences. Cock Talk will educate, open conversations and get audiences to think. The experience of this play is real life material, real life experiences, thoughts, desires, and personal stories that everyone of all adult ages can relate to. Cock Talk can actually open the brains of women who see the show, allow a women to see things from the mans point of view, while at the same time being able to adapt there responses, actions, and or thoughts regarding different male situations to form a different mind set. Cock Talk has many offerings, scenarios, problems and solutions to issues that men face, by opening up and talking about them with humor, comedy, laughter and possibly some tears. The play addresses certain stereotypical ideas that society may talk about, think about, experience yet are to afraid to discuss them out in the open. Great fun, comfortable setting, casual atmosphere, huge laughs.
