Eyes Out: Fifty Shades of Blind

Presented by the Mickee Faust Club in a limited three-night run, Eyes Out is a sharp, sexy, funny, and unapologetically personal show. Atwood takes audiences into the strange, frustrating, and occasionally glorious business of living in a world determined to make assumptions about disabled bodies, intimacy, independence, and who gets to call the shots.

This is not a tidy tale of overcoming adversity. It is a funny, frank, and wildly human performance about a man refusing to be cast as anyone else’s inspiration, cautionary tale, or helpless victim. Blindness is part of Atwood’s story—but so are risk, relationships, kink, guilty pleasures, and the freedom to define his own life.

With wicked humor and disarming candor, Atwood turns cultural discomfort inside out. Eyes Out: Fifty Shades of Blind asks what it means to be seen, desired, underestimated, and finally left alone to make one’s own choices.