An Introduction (1994) More Divine (1994) Jim Dandy (1995) Crater (Playwrights Union of Canada, 1997, ) Ten ruminations on an elegy attributed to William Shakespeare (Playwrights Union of Canada, 1997), , Schubert Lied (1998) Independence (1998) The emotionalists (Blizzard, 2000, ) Heliogabalus: A Love Story (Cabaret Theatre Company, 2002) Rope Enough (Playwrights Canada Press, , Buddies 2005) Bad Acting Teachers (Buddies 26 Apr-7 May 2006) Will The Real J.T. LeRoy Please Stand up? (to premiere April 2007, Buddies) ''I Have AIDS! (Premiered April 22, 2009, Buddies) The Situationists (Premiered April 2011, Buddies) To Myself at 28 (2013, SummerWorks Theatre Festival) A Few Brittle Leaves (Premiered April 24, 2013, Buddies) Collections This Unknown Flesh: A Collection of Plays by Sky Gilbert (Coach House Press, 1995, ) Painted, tainted, sainted: four plays (Playwrights Canada Press, 1996, ) Avoidance tactics (Broken Jaw Press, 2001, ) Perfectly abnormal: seven gay plays (editor) (Playwrights Canada Press, 2006, ) Novels Guilty (Insomniac Press, 1998, ) St. Stephen's (Insomniac Press, 1999, ) I am Kasper Klotz (ECW Press, 2001, ) An English Gentleman (ReLit Award; novel, Cormorant Books, 2004, ) Brother Dumb (novel, ECW Press, 2006) Poetry & Other Digressions of a Naked Party Girl (poetry, ECW Press, 1998, ) Temptations for a juvenile delinquent (poetry, ECW Press, 2003, ) A Nice Place To Visit (poetry, ECW Press, 2009, ) Ejaculations from the Charm Factory: a memoir (autobiography, ECW Press, 2000, ) Shakespeare Beyond Science: When Poetry Was the World (literary criticism, Guernica Editions, 2020 ) Films Listen to the City (1984) Film (1992) Kanada (1993) My Addiction (1994) Bubbles Galore (1996) My Summer Vacation (1996) The Blue Hermaphrodite (1996) No Contest II (1997) Too Much Sex (2000) References External links Sky Gilbert 1952 births American emigrants to Canada Canadian literary critics Canadian columnists Canadian drag queens Canadian gay writers Living people Canadian LGBT rights activists University of Guelph faculty University of Toronto alumni Canadian LGBT dramatists and playwrights Canadian male dramatists and playwrights Canadian male non-fiction writers People from Norwich, Connecticut Writers from Connecticut Writers from Hamilton, Ontario LGBT people from Connecticut Canadian artistic directors 20th-century Canadian dramatists and playwrights 21st-century Canadian dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Canadian male writers 21st-century Canadian male writers Gay dramatists and playwrights