CUT THE CRAP–Three Things You Can Do To Make a Clean Sweep During the Fall Transition

If your life is feeling like an episode of Hoarders, this fall may be the perfect time to try some of these strategies.

Tangle Movement Arts to Present All-Female Queer Aerial Acrobatic Show During FringeArts Festival

The premiere work will feature a seven-women cast that will navigate a forest of aerial equipment, chase each other across the stage, and explore how groups adapt, transform, and absorb shock.

Gay Curacao

Fly in, check in and vacation like a couple on this Very Special Island! ‘A little piece of northern Europe in the southern Caribbean’.

The Vagina Monologues With a Penis For Good Measure: A Review of THE NEW CENTURY by Paul Rudnick

The absolutely absurd play The New Century, written by Paul Rudnick, is, for the most part, unquestionably self-aware of just how campy and ridiculous it is. However, right along with the camp is a heartfelt pulse of what it means to be human, what it means to be gay, and how these elements collide.

Fame is the Worst Drug Known to Man: A Review of SOMEONE BROUGHT ME By Daniel Talbott

Someone Brought Me is the type of work that reminds us why we go to the theater: to be moved, to be transported, to be reminded that, no matter how unrealistic the world on the stage may be, there is a part of us that relates to the story.

GayFest Community Talk-Back: COLD, the Closing of Sisters, and Art Imitating Life

The talk-back panel discussion with members of the cast of COLD and of the LGBTQ community in Philadelphia will discuss the changing realities of gay acceptance in public places, the play itself, and what it means that Philadelphia has lost it’s only lesbian bar.

Losing a Sacred Space: The Shuttering of Sisters

Denise Cohen’s birthday is August 14, which, this year, is highly ironic. Cohen was the manager of the now shuttered Sisters, Philadelphia’s only lesbian bar, which closed earlier this week on August 12.

Don’t Cry For Me, Homosexuals: A Review of THE HOMOSEXUALS by Philip Dawkins

Both Frank Schierloh and Katherine Perry, who play the characters of Michael and Tam, respectively, are the true winners of Sarah Gafgen’s production.

All Sleeping Women Now Wake and Move: A Review of COLD by Sarah Pappalardo

‘I’m still here,’ proclaims Linda, the weary and worn protagonist of Sarah Pappalardo’s drama Cold. Linda may be here, but The Birdhole, the bar that her and her former lover, Helen, own in a gentrified section of Chicago, is far from ‘here.’

Gay San Juan: The GLBT Center of the Caribbean

In my humble opinion, San Juan, Puerto Rico is the perfect ‘Gay-Sun-Destination’. I really do love Puerto Rico and San Juan in particular on several different levels, some very personal.