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Synopsis

Located in what is known as the "Gay Capitol of the World", Christopher Street of New York City's Greenwich Village. As the hang out spot for Generation X, Generation Y, and an occasional Baby Boomer, "the Village" is known as the nesting pod for the artist, the activist, and of course the gay liberationist. That's why Christopher Dewayne Street chooses to hang out there. Originally from Memphis Tennessee, Christopher Street, or just Chris to his friends, came to the Big Apple to make his mark in the world. A fashion fanatic and lover of the spotlight, Chris can be unpredictable. He might be a boy today and a full grown woman on tomorrow. With Chris, there is no middle line, you either love him or hate him. Not too long after his transition, his best friend Jharemy and Jharemy's boyfriend Tony decided to follow Chris' footsteps and move to New York City! Within his friend circle you meet the "loyal wife" Jharemy, who is hopelessly committed to his boyfriend Tony; the cry baby Ashton, an innocent and shy 18 year old who has yet to experience any form of sexual encounter with the opposite sex.or the same sex for that matter; and the diva of all times Miss Shawn no explanation needed.

Through the lives of Chris and his diverse group of friends we see the challenges that four young gay men face as minorities. Each character has their own individual struggle that affects their lives within their friend circle and the world. Dealing with troubles that range from relationship issues, sexual identity, self-love, abuse, HIV/AIDS, and acceptance, not only from the world, but from themselves, Chris, Jharemy, Ashton, and Shawn must bridge the age gap and hetero-homo-gap by enlightening the world about truth of being a young gay adult in New York City.

Blending the camaraderie of Girlfriends: The First Season, the humor of Will & Grace: The Complete Series Set and the rhapsody of Queer as Folk: The Complete Series, the pop "dramedy", Christopher Street presents controversial concerns such as HIV/AIDs, poverty, sex, relationships, sexism, and racism, in a positive way that the entire family can be confronted without being offended.