Its always so great to be able to finish a week on a high note. This week the really excellent news from PTown is that the Silent Art Auction in aid of our next US President’s Election Campaign raised $176000 $176000 $176000 $176000 $176000 $175000 $176000 $176000 $176000 $176000 When we spoke to … Continue reading
This October The Other Side of Silence (“TOSOS”), one of New York’s oldest LGBTQIA+ theater companies, has revived Doric Wilson’s Street Theater. A satire set in the hours leading up to the historic Stonewall riots, Street Theater is an entertaining tale that will give you all the feels as it teleports you back … Continue reading
On Monday, October 14th, Broadway and Hollywood’s best will gather for Broadway Rallies for Kamala, a special event in New York City to mobilize audience members and remote viewers across the country to get involved in supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the final weeks leading up to Election Day, November 5th. This … Continue reading
Brit actor/writer David Kirby Kendall’s new play that opened in Last Night at London’s Union Theatre is based on Jane Austen’s classic romantic-comedy of manners Pride and Prejudice. At first glance is may appear that this an odd source of material for a queer drama, but set in early 19th century England it so perfectly … Continue reading
Ryan Murphy the uber gay producer behind such TV shows as Glee and American Horror Story has been facing a great deal of criticism for the documentary he made on The Menendez Brothers who had murdered their parents . Hopefully his next project will help us lose that nasty taste in our … Continue reading