The Future is Straight
A Nordic larp about gay conversion therapy set in a retro sci-fi setting

The Future is Straight is a Nordic larp, where we are exploring two days in a gay conversion camp for youth and young adults. We will follow the “rehabbers” as they go through therapy, educational lessons, and maybe tiptoe into a queer community for the first time – struggling to navigate between fully realising themselves, and being accepted as individuals in an oppressive society. The larp is set in a dystopian retro setting in a extreme heteronormative society where queerness is oppressed based on a worldview based in perceptions of science and “nature itself”.
The Future is Straight is running again in the autumn 2024!
We are working on booking a venue, and dates from two new runs in 2024 (summer/early autumn) will soon be released! The larp will take place near Oslo and there will be options for different ticket prices.
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Characters

All the player characters at The Future is Straight is young queer people in treatment at a gay conversion therapy facility.
Read more about the characters here.
Setting

At The Future is Straight you will play a rehabber at a conversion camp in dystopian retro Sci-Fi setting. Read more about the setting here.
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About Us
The Future is Straight is a larp project created by Karete Jacobsen Meland, Tor Kjetil Edland and Anna Emilie Groth to explore gay conversion therapy through participation and storytelling.
Get In Touch
You are welcome to contact us at: larporganizers@gmail.com
FB group: The Future is Straight larp
Find the Facebook group here
When and where
Next run are planned for late summer of 2024 in Norway.
More information will come later.

This project is proud to be supported by Nordic Culture Fond, that helps fond workshop and project development.