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Drag Queen/KingVogue Ball Tango
Kemar Jewel is at it again, this time he’s mixing Theatre and Voguing!
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I Finally Love Theater.
I like everything, but for the first time in a while, I LOVE a piece of Theater. The Three Maries is genuinely a treasure that I’m still smiling about.
The Orchestra isn’t Boring…
An updated orchestra plays my holiday favorites and I couldn’t be more happy!
Instacrush: Sean @skydancersean
This week we look at Sean known as Skydancer Sean. Not only is he incredible hot, he’s also amazingly talented. Sean is the 2015 Atlantic Pole Championships Winner and he fills his Instagram with his amazing skills and dance performances. It’s is amazing what he can do when he seems to defy the rules of gravity.
Brilliance spurts forth from the newest 007 feature Spectre
Men are complicated, as we all know. But few men are more complicated than James Bond, Agent 007. I had a chance to see it and I found much that might interest our GLBT readers, or, for that matter, our straight allies.
Instacrush: Ariel Versace @arielversace
Ariel Versace is not just a drag queen, she is one of the most notable (notorious?) fish queens Philly has to offer.. and from the look of her Instagram, she LOVES selfies. You can catch her hosting Fish Tank at Tabu and performing pretty much everywhere within the Philadelphia Metro area.
the Bucks are Back
Head Buck and choreographer Tommy Schimmel has a designed a show touching on holiday traditions that incorporate dark and gritty masculine movement.
J.R. Bruno talks about The Book of Mormon in Philadelphia
Playing for a record-breaking six-week run in Philadelphia in 2014, The Book of Mormon returns to thrill audiences until December 27 at Philadelphia’s Forrest Theatre. J.R. Bruno is the dance captain/swing for The Book of Mormon. He had the opportunity before opening night to speak about his role in the show, and his Philadelphia audiences.
ALERT ALERT! This is a CODE RED!
40+ performers take to the stage, not to battle it out, but to raise awareness… AND money!
Bill Cain’s Equivocation is probing, exciting, and great theatre
Bill Cain’s play, Equivocation, is being presented in its Philadelphia premiere at the Arden Theatre Company until December 13.
