Pride Month
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People of Color
Drag Queen/King
Charles Busch brings fun and silliness with his musical The Divine Sister
Just in time along comes Charles Busch’s 2010 off-Broadway hit, The Divine Sister, now onstage at the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA, until August 13.
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There’s new coffee shop in town, and it’s owned by a stud!
Missing Cafe 12, AND Cake and The Beanstalk? Good news, Arterial Agents is here for all of your Coffee needs!
Two great films and one popular favorite at qFLIX Festival
Reel in the Closet; Women He’s Undressed; and Bear City 3
QFlix Philly Opening Night
QFlix Philadelphia, celebrating its 22nd year of bringing LGBT films to the public, enjoyed a stellar opening night at the Kimmel Center’s Perelman Theatre July 5.
Jamaica: A Musical Comedy
Jamaica: A Musical Comedy is now at The New Freedom Theatre until June 26. Written in 1957, it boasts a book by E.Y. Harburg and Frank Saidy, music by Harold Arlen, and lyrics by E. Y. Harburg.
Andrew O’Reilly tells us all about Riverdance
Andrew O’Reilly, dance captain for Riverdance: The 20th Anniversary Tour at the Philadelphia Academy of Music, spoke recently about his life as a single gay man, dancer, and all-around adventurous chap.
How to Help Orlando, in Philly
We’re all torn up, we’re all going through bouts of tears, but together we can overcome grief, fear and anger and use our vast numbers to support our brothers and sisters.
A spectacular, wonderful Sister Act
You will never see a better production of Sister Act, now at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. The Walnut Street has outdone itself. With each character cast from strength, this is the musical to see this month. Simply put, there isn’t a bad performance to be seen the entire night.
PGMC Does it again, another Stellar Show
With a dash of imagination, and a whole lot of talent PGMC put together a show that I haven’t stopped talking about.
Steel Magnolias: Like Chekhov with Hairspray
Playwright Anton Chekhov wrote ‘Not a cosmetician and not an entertainer. (A writer) is a man bound by contract to his sense of duty and his conscience … the writer should be just as objective as the chemist.’ How apt a statement when compared to a play set in a beauty salon.