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Gay Lynn Babin has been admitted in , Louisiana;. His or her practice areas include Family, Family Law, Family Law Mediator. Gay Lynn Babin's college and law school education includes University of Southwestern Louisiana, Class of , B.S., Louisiana State University, Class of , J.D.. Other biographical background includes Peer Reviewed. Babin's group will present a trio of gay-themed plays to Pueblo audiences on Nov.

Started as a direct response to the passage of Amendment 2 an anti-gay-rights amendment passed by Colorado voters but later overturned by the U. Supreme Court five years ago, the festival has become a fixture on the Springs theater scene. Moreover, says Babin, the event has helped educate the public, both straight and gay. A lot of straight people have come to see the festival, and I think, for some of them, their whole perception of gay people has turned around.

Art has a way of moving people, and theater definitely has that power. I've got gay friends, but I don't know a lot about them,? I didn't realize how hard it was being gay ,? You have the same problems - I didn't know that gay people fought with their mothers, just like we do.? That's the cool thing about it - it's a reminder about the common humanity of all people.

Claudia Wolf, pastor of Pueblo's Metropolitan Community Church, which has a predominantly gay congregation, applauds the festival's decision to head south for a weekend. It's a chance for people to say,? Hey, look - they're talking about my lifestyle and my experiences.? It's another chance to let people know that we're there, and we're not going away. Although Babin considers himself a thespian first and an activist second, he's a true believer in the power of theater.

To him, there's no better way for strangers to find common ground than to sit in a darkened theater and laugh and cry and contemplate the same issues. He participated in summer theater workshops and was a member of Casa de Teatro, the arts center's first resident theater company.

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For Babin, the podium and stage represented ideal outlets for his creativity. As a boy growing up on a farm in Southeastern Colorado, he knew he was different than the other tractor jockeys. Since he wasn't very good at sports, he joined the speech club in high school and began honing his elocution skills.

By the time he left college, he was determined to pursue an acting career in Colorado Springs. So we kept going. And 10 years later, we're still going strong. Although the Upstart Performing Ensemble performs gay-oriented material, Babin stresses that the actors are a mix of straights and gays.

In this year's festival, more than half of the company is straight, he says. They do study, though. And they're learning more about what it's like to be gay. The festival features a variety of works, from serious and thought-provoking to light and comedic, Babin says. But most of all, he guarantees it'll be something different for local theater-goers.

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