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Drag Queen/KingWinners of the 2016 Philly Drag Awards
It was a night of extravaganza! The 2016 Philly Drag Awards, the brain child of the infamous RuPaul’s Drag Queen and Philly favorite, Mimi Imfurst, took center stage last night at Voyeur Nightclub
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An Obviously Foggot: A play set in a bar.
I love theatre that makes good use of it’s space… and An obviously Foggot does it so well!
Shaw’s Mrs. Warren’s Profession at the Lantern Theater
In this fine production directed by Kathryn MacMillan, there is no shortage of strong acting and strong characters. As the title character, theatre legend Mary Martello is Mrs. Warren. Winner of five Barrymore Awards, she did not disappoint her audience
Brian Sanders: Carried Away
I ended my weekend of Fringe with perhaps the heaviest of pieces.
Grounded Autonomy; More Than Just Eye Candy
Sean Green & Garrett Olthuis team up to tell the story of the love cycle.
Review: WROUGHTLAND
Gunnar Montana does it again, taking all of the audience’s emotions and using them to fuel an evening of magic!
Mexican Heartthrob Raul Mendez Will Open the McCarter Season
Raul Mendez will soon make his American stage debut as Father Monroe in Nilo Cruz’ Bathing in Moonlight at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre.
Gender Fabulousness is the icing on this Cake Off
Disco gays of a certain age may remember the song MacArthur Park by Richard Harris. The lyrics included leaving a cake out in the rain, and how things will never be the same again. Well, there is a new musical titled Cake Off, now playing at the Bucks County Playhouse
Pulse Survivor: Angel
Original from Philly, Angel moved to Orlando only to survive the worst mass shooting in recent history at Pulse Nightclub.
Review: Harbor @ Gayfest
The delicate balance of a gay marriage is explored in Chad Beguelin’s Harbor
