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Standing in a line of solidarity and defiance, the six characters of Q&A’s “F in Detention” mimic the final monologue in “The Breakfast Club”, in which youth call out their superiors for stereotyping them. “F in Detention” sought to solve conflict between intersectionally queer characters and start conversations about LGBTQ+ experiences in school, all while entertaining local audiences.

“F In Detention” promises to make an “A”

Emlyn Polatty
March 24, 2020

Blue Ghost haunts Spartan Stage

Emlyn Polatty, Social Media Lead
December 3, 2019

Gender blind Macbeth to hit Spartan stage this winter

Emlyn Polatty
December 18, 2018
Chloe Zelinka (11) and Abbye Friedman (9) engage in tense argument.

“Antigone” comes to White Station

Isis Davis
November 2, 2017
Talia Owens (12) pitches her program idea to partners and investors affiliated with LITE Memphis.

Create the Stage

Felicity Meadows, Copy Editor
April 18, 2017
Justin Hill (11) and Om Pednekar (11) on the set of “Diatom,” one of the one-acts.

The making of the one acts

Nate Siler, Viewpoint, Arts and Entertainment
March 1, 2016
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