Reflections on the Curtis Opera Theatre’s presentation of Sweeney Todd

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is the theatre masterpiece with music and lyrics by the legendary Stephen Sondheim, with Book by Hugh Wheeler.

You’ll love ‘I Hate Hamlet’ now playing in New Hope

A starry cast delivers an unforgettable performance of Paul Rudnick’s play ‘I Hate Hamlet’ at Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA, until December 1.

Pennsylvania Ballet’s November Triple Bill at the Merriam

Pennsylvania Ballet performed three dances by three different choreographers for their short November 8-11 season at the Merriam. All three works had death as their theme, at least in part. All three works were performed with recorded music.

DVLF’s TOY turns 25 this year! – An Interview with their new Executive Director!

It’s time to break out your fanciest suit / dress and come enjoy an evening helping out the LGBT community of the greater Philadelphia area!

An interview with Danny Quadrino of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Danny Quadrino who plays Mike Teavee in the touring company of the Broadway hit Charlie and the Chocolate Factory took time out one recent afternoon to chat about his career, the musical now in Philadelphia, and how he has accomplished so much in his young life.

Accademia Teatro Alla Scala at Princeton University

On Tuesday, October 23, 2018, Princeton University Orchestra presented Accademia Teatro Alla Scala, with Ivan Fisher, conductor, at Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall.

Coming Out :: Ian Morrison / Brittany Lynn

Ian Morrison, otherwise known as Brittany Lynn, is a long time Philadelphian

Coming Out :: Francisco Cortes

Francisco Cortes, who describes himself as a Mexican Immigrant and gay Philadelphian. Marathoner and Golden Girls extraordinaire, is the new Director of GALAEI, a queer Latin@ social justice organization

Detroit ’67: A frightening story with equally frightening issues still with us today

Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Centre in association with Hartford Stage is presenting Detroit ’67 now until October 28. It is a timely play well worth seeing.

A perfect Pro-Trans Musical runs just one more weekend

You’ve heard us mention how awesome Basic Witches The Musical is in the past, but now in this political climate, you can show your support for the trans community AND learn something along the way!