GLAAD Award-Nominated Play House Of Mayhem About Homeless LGBT Youth Seeks Your Help To Become A TV Series

House of Mayhem had plenty of success as a play, including getting nominated for a GLAAD Award. Now it’s hoping to make the jump to the screen, and has launched a Seed & Spark campaign to raise $40,000 to help get it made.

Here’s the synopsis: ‘The show follows the lives of three queer teens. Dennis, thrown out by his mom, bullied out of foster care and hustling to survive on the streets of New York City.

‘Ivan, a runaway musician and aspiring House Diva is fleeing from his drug-addicted mother and abusive step father, trying to pursue his artistic dreams. Epiphany, a rebel and trans-activist, struggles to find an alternative to persevere through the ugly realities of life on the streets.

‘Rejected by their own families, they accidentally end up in the home of fashion photographer Felony Mayhem and his blue collar husband Bobo. It’s a not so traditional family story with its own set of values. House Of Mayhem boldly tackles the the issues facing queer youth today and gives a powerful quick-witted voice to a sorely neglected population.’

Head over to Seed & Spark to find out more and help out.