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Line 31: Other plays produced in 2003 were ''The Mystery Plays'' in New York, which had won a writing award the previous year from the [[Kennedy Center]], and a hit production of ''Say You Love Satan'' at the 2003 [[New York International Fringe Festival]]. Playwriting continued along with [[comic-book]] writing, with several productions of new and old works. In 2006, his semi-autobiographical ''Based Onon Aa Totally True Story'' (about a comic-book writer/playwright struggling with new-found success and boyfriend problems) was staged at the prestigious [[Manhattan Theatre Club]] in New York. When asked by ''[[The Advocate (LGBT magazine)\|The Advocate]]'', "Which came first, being a comic-book geek or being gay?" he answered, "I would say I was probably a comic-book geek before I knew anything about being gay or straight. I certainly loved superheroes before I knew I was gay..." He also noted the play was, "thankfully", not about his current boyfriend.<ref>{{citation\|journal=[[The Advocate (LGBT magazine)\|The Advocate]]\|date=April 25, 2006\|issue=961 \|issn=0001-8996\|title=SuperPowered\|page=59\|publisher=Here\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=T2UEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA59}}</ref> ''Good Boys and True'', about a graphic sex tape that begins circulating around an all-boys prep school outside Washington, D.C., premiered at Chicago's [[Steppenwolf Theatre]] in winter 2008.<ref>{{cite journal\|last=Walat\|first=Kathryn\|title=Sex, Lies, and Videotape à la Aguirre-Sacasa\|journal=The Brooklyn Rail\|date=April 2008\|url=http://brooklynrail.org/2008/04/theater/sex-lies-and-videotape-a-la-aguirre-sacasa}}</ref>

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