Between two rows

A consummate artist, influencer of diverse theatrical movements, tortured genius, and man of the world, Gerald Thomas dedicates himself to recounting his journey in a way as kaleidoscopic as his own life. He narrates everything from encounters and experiences with great 20th-century icons like Samuel Beckett and Jean Genet to tortuous relationships with artists like Hélio Oiticica and Ellen Stewart, punctuating his singular story with dry humor and self-referential irony in an almost theatrical manner, exposing loves, regrets, mistakes, and the art he believes in.