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By: KATHERINE VOLIN COMMENTS
 
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play to Ford’s Theatre, but they responded by saying that Ganymede might be a better venue for it.
“It perplexes me a little to be included in a gay festival, but that’s cool. If it’s a Martian festival, I’d like to be included in it,” Hopes says. Ganymede has declared its night, Tuesday, a “night of controversy.”
“It’s a little shocking to see it advertised as a night of controversy,” Hopes says.
From Johnson’s perspective, however, the nature of the play naturally engenders some eyebrow-raising.
“If Ford’s can’t do it, than it has to be controversial,” Johnson says. “There’s just some great things [in the play] … we’re just bubbling over.”
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