← All Posts
Tag

GayFest!

Steve McCann Aug 19, 2016
Review: Harbor @ Gayfest
The delicate balance of a gay marriage is explored in Chad Beguelin's Harbor
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 24, 2015
GayFest Review: Devil’s Dance
Two smoking hot ladies, countless shots of whiskey and a welcoming Irish pub - It's Devil’s Dance, another GayFest entry written and...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 17, 2015
GayFest Review: Mother Tongue
The bond between mother and son is a very special one. Some would say that it's sacred. Unfortunately these rules don't apply...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 14, 2015
GayFest Review: From White Plains
GayFest 2015: 'From White Plains ' - Michael Perlman’s intense drama From White Plains is a hard-hitting tale of revenge, redemption and,...
Read more →
Steve McCann Jul 29, 2015
GayFest Turns 5! But How!?
Congrats to GayFest for hitting season 5!
Read more →
Steve McCann Nov 29, 2013
Holiday Cabaret at Tabu to Benefit Local Gay-Friendly Theater Company
The evening benefits Quince Productions, a Philadelphia gay-focused theater company, and includes performances from thirteen local singers, along with a happy hour...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 19, 2013
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...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 14, 2013
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...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 13, 2013
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,...
Read more →
Steve McCann Aug 6, 2013
An Unlikely Trio Await Audiences at GayFest Production of ‘The New Century’
GayFest hosts the Philadelphia premiere of Paul Rudnick's new outrageous comedy, directed by the festival's producer, Rich Rubin.
Read more →
You’ve seen it all — for now.