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Drag Queen/KingSpring Music and Joy from the New Jersey Symphony
Celebrate spring with the New Jersey Symphony’s joyful concert featuring Mozart’s classics and Abels’ genre-bending Delights and Dances. Read the full review now!
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A brilliant evening of works by Hans van Manen by Philadelphia Ballet
Philadelphia Ballet presented Hans van Manen Humankind May 12-15, 2022, at the Academy of Music.
Parks on Tap Announces Return to Water Works
Philadelphia’s famous beer garden that gives back to city parks announces its return for the summer season. Parks on Tap will start their extended stay outside of the historic Fairmount Water Works (640 Waterworks Drive) on Friday, May 20, 2022. For fans of the original traveling format, Parks on Tap will travel again starting August…
Philadelphia Black, Gay Playwright Wins Pulitzer Prize in Drama, Debuts Brand New Show Reverie
Philadelphia playwright Jame Ijames has won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Drama for his play Fat Ham. For Philadelphia and regional audiences wishing to see work by Ijames his brand new show Reverie is on stage now with Azuka Theatre. Azuka, Ijames and Fat Ham have a history that spans several years, as Ijames is…
Sofitel Presents Pride Drag Tea
Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square, part of AccorHotels, presents a month-long celebration for June as Philadelphia Gay Pride Month. The Sofitel Philadelphia will raise a giant Philadelphia-version of the Gay Pride Flag to hang proudly outside the hotel on 17th Street. Inside, neighbors, guests and visitors are invited to visit the Hall of LGBTQ Flags…
PHL Pride 50: Our Community, Our Joy
Join the community in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the first PHL Pride
A rousing, although troubling, Rigoletto from Opera Philadelphia
Verdi’s Rigoletto is now being presented by Opera Philadelphia at Philadelphia’s Academy of Music until May 8. In short, the opera is a rousing affair, beautifully sung by young talents, a phenomenal men’s chorus, and thrillingly conducted by Corrado Rovaris. Its weakest link is its muddled, anachronistic direction.
New Completely Redesigned Positano Coast
Aldo Lamberti and family are proud to introduce and unveil the new Positano Coast in Old City, Philadelphia – known for sponsoring the LGBT Film Festival qFlix. The award-winning Italian and seafood restaurant, bar, lounge, event space and outdoor dining destination has been renovated inside from top to bottom, in a story that is an…
Trans Day of Visibility Film
Trans Day of Visibility: A Film By Daisy James and William Way LGBT Community Center, 2022
Photos: Our Night Out – W hotel
The gang from Out Night Out held their monthly fundraiser at the new W Hotel. They raised $1,075 for DVLF. Photos by Mikey Rios.
The Dover Quartet debuts at Princeton University Concerts
The Dover String Quartet appeared at Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, at Princeton University on Thursday, April 7, 2022. Their program featured Haydn’s String Quartet in D Major, Op. 64, No. 5 “The Lark” (1790), Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 4 in D Major, Op. 83 (1949), and Mendelssohn’s String Quartet No, 5 in E-flat Major, Op.…
We need inspiration from the audience
The Ebene String Quartet appeared onstage at Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, Princeton University on Thursday, March 31, 2022.
A Sexual, Atmospheric, Cerebral Spy Thriller
A new film All the Old Knives will be featured on Amazon Prime April 8. Having seen it earlier this week at a Philadelphia screening here is my review.
Nasty Pig Water Shoot
Philly favorite Gunnar Montana got together with Photographer Joe McFetridge for another sexy photoshoot sporting some Nasty Pig underwear.. This time with a little water. Plus a behind-the-scenes video to see how it was all done. We’re all a little nasty underneath it all!
When a nation and a million lives depend upon a leader
The Lantern Theater Company of Philadelphia is now presenting Robert Bolt’s celebrated drama A Man for All Seasons at Plays and Players Theatre until April 11.
Super Gay Barbie: Leather Daddy Edition
Philly’s favorite queer Imagineer has a new creation – Super Gay Barbie: Leather Daddy Edition!
Azuka Playwright Val Dunn Aims to Spread Queer Radical Joy
Azuka Theatre is thrilled to present an exciting World Premiere by a Philadelphia Playwright, and a cast and crew of Philadelphia regional artists. Azuka also returns with pay-what-you-decide where audiences are invited to experience the art on stage and pay based on the value of their experience after the show.
PHL Pride Collective to host volunteer recruitment event
PHL Pride Collective is hosting a virtual event at 6:00 pm on Thursday,
March 10, 2022, for Philadelphia LGBTQ+ community members interested in volunteering on a
committee.
A Sherlock Holmes Spoof at Walnut Street Theatre
A tongue-in-cheek retelling of Sherlock Holmes: The Adventures of the Speckled Band is now at Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theatre until March 27.
A Triumphant Swan Lake Swims into Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ballet presents Swan Lake at the Philadelphia Academy of Music until March 13.
PHOTOS: BOS Ice Queen
The team at BOS Philly threw another incredible party – ICE QUEEN. With Ice sculptures, snow machines, ice shots and much more, it was a night to remember. Can’t wait until their next party!
DVLF creates the Walter J Lear Endowed Fund
The Delaware Valley Legacy Fund (DVLF) is pleased to share that a gift of $250,000 has been received from the Estate of Dr. Walter J. Lear. Almost thirty years ago,
Philadelphia Theatre Co’s Choir Boy Gives Voice to Black Queer Males
Three out actors and an out musician are integral parts of Philadelphia Theatre Company’s production of Tarrell Alvin McCarney’s Choir Boy running now-March 13.
Philadelphia Burlesque Battle Royale Season 9 at Tabu
After a 2-year hiatus, Philadelphia’s premiere burlesque producers HoneyTree EvilEye, Jaeda, Connor Michalchuk and Flirt Vonnegut are bringing back the riotously popular boot camp/ graduate school in burlesque Philadelphia Burlesque Battle Royale.
qFlixs LGBT+ Film Festival Dates Set
qFLIX Philadelphia 2022 has been rescheduled to June 19-26 @ the Suzanne Roberts Theatre. This will be an 8-day hybrid festival, with opening night dedicated to the celebration of Juneteenth, and the historical contributions of Black LGBTQ+ storytellers.
