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- Q Live founders Todd Camp (left) and Kyle Trentham
![IMG_3135.JPG Q Live founders Todd Camp (left) and Kyle Trentham](https://dallasvoice.com/instant-tea/wp-content/uploads/Camp-Trentham.jpg)
There should be plenty of theater for people to protest in Fort Worth over the next few months.
Todd Camp, Kyle Trentham and Q Cinema are bringing a full-scale production of the Terrence McNally play, “Corpus Christi” to Fort Worth’s Rose Marine Theater.
The student production that was banned on the Tarleton State University campus will be presented at the theater in May. Dallas Voice will be a sponsor of that production.
Then in July, Q Cinema’s new live production branch, QLive, will present a full production of the play. The play will run July 23-31. Camp said he’s been wanting to do the play since he saw a production of it in Austin five years ago.
The Tarleton protests ensured a local production.
Dear God, would you please burn that horrible picture! More news on the CC saga continues shortly. Watch for an announcement in the next few minutes…
This will be a good litmus test to see if Fort Worth is really willing to enforce it’s non-discrimination ordinance.
I would have to bet that Fort Worth will find a way to cancel it.
My guess is that they will use one of their old standbys such as a vaugue interpretation of “lewd conduct” or “not enough parking” etc to cancel it.