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London’s Number One Adults Only Pantomime Is Back! 
Yes, it’s back the hilarious Snow White and the Seven Poofs London’s favourite adult pantomime returns to the London stage for 2021 this time BIGGER BOLDER AND RUDER!!!

Set at a Southern barbecue, James Ijames’s hilarious update on Shakespeare sees a recipe for liberation in the story of family disaster.

‘Fun Home,’ based on Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir, opened April 9 and will run until April 25.

The Curators Theatre’s new venue in a historic church hidden behind Suncorp Stadium is bizarre but novel, with their latest gritty production staged to the sounds of trains and traffic and the occasional siren.

For the past 15 years, 20% Theatre Company has presented productions showcasing voices that are often underrepresented on local stages. That has included plays written…

All 58 roles have been cast, but “understudies” still are welcomed to apply. Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center, in collaboration with the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice, will host a free virtual community reading of McCarter artistic director and resident playwright Emily Mann’s 1985 docudrama “Execution of Justice” 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 22. The ensemble play, which premiered o

In ‘Box 4901,’ Francis at 49 replies to the 13 men whose letters he never answered in ‘a hilarious, strange, sweet and awkward look back at how ga

The latest offering by Theatre Calgary is based on the true story of Canadian teen Marc Hall who fought for the right to bring his boyfriend to his Catholic high school prom.

Uptown Players’ Gay History Month Series offers up two one-act plays with very different takes on the gay exqueerience. The bright spot, fittingly enough, is Bright Colors and Bold Patterns, a solo piece starring Paul J. Williams as Gary, a middle-aged Angeleno on a weekend trip to Palm Springs for the wedding of one member …

The directors of the French-Brazilian theater company Dos a Deux, Artur Luanda Ribeiro (R) and Andre Curti (L), say censorship under Bolsonaro is more subtle than during the military dictatorship in the early 1980s

Set in the UpStairs Lounge, a real-life French Quarter gay bar destroyed in a 1973 arson attack, the musical is directed by SpeakEasy founder and producing artistic director Paul Daigneault in a production marking its New England premiere.

Despite its misleading, click-baity title, “I Wanna (expletive) Tear You Apart,” now at the Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, is actually a variously sweet and (mildly) bitter play about roomie friendship and the intense, difficult-to-define relationships that (depending on how they turn out) can either merely suck up a lot of our 20s or sustain us for the rest of our lives.

A young cast will perform in the story featuring an imagined Oscar Wilde character in 1964 Ireland.

After sellout seasons in Sydney and Melbourne, My Other Closet, The Cabaret, a raw, personal and deeply affecting true-life account of domestic violence in a same sex relationship is coming to the Empire Theatre.

The story of the senseless murder of a gay man in 1998 has its New Zealand stage premiere in Christchurch this weekend.

“Casting a transgender actor to play a transgender character not only respects the story, but also reveres the dignity of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, who the play is based on.”

Mark Phillips Schwamberger considers himself a sissy — and he’s proud of it. The actor-writer, who is managing artistic director of Evolution Theatre Company, shares his life story as a gay man in "The Sissy Chronicles" as part of the first collaboration between Evolution and Abbey Theater of Dublin. The two will co-present the new hour-long solo piece, streaming Thursday through Sunday." Mark’s fascinating story can resonate with just about anyone," said director Joe Bishara,

In mid-March, theater productions came to a standstill. Aaron Leventman began looking for ways to keep theater alive. He found innovative ways to present live theater online.

Twin brothers Zack and Michael Zakar began to realize they were gay in high school in Oak Park, but it wasn't until a rumor went around when they were 16, says Zack, that they came out to each other. Then a year later, their mother, a devout Catholic, asked Zach if he was gay, and when he and Michael finally came out to her, she didn't take it so well. "She left our house for three days and when she came back, sh

Even though he is living and working--for now, at least--in Chicago, the hugely talented young playwright Isaac Gomez is fast becoming the Bard of El Paso, Texas.

Expect performers to amp the outrageousness up several notches, making for an evening that’s fun, all-inclusive and decidedly R-rated.

Marina Carr’s Hecuba probes a mother’s grief, family secrets unravel in The Beacon and audiences are immersed in 80s LGBT+ Dublin in Faultline

TORCH SONG TRILOGY remains Harvey Fierstein's magnificent MASTERPIECE and opens the new Turbine Theatre at Battersea Power Station. With top price tickets only £33, this is a treat for theatre-lovers.

The New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus brings I Am Harvey Milk to New Mexico for the first time on Thursday, March 21, at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. All 60 vocalists in the 38-year-old troupe perform, as well as three soloists: Bill Brooks as Milk, twelve-year-old Allen Dominguez as the young Milk, and soprano Ingela Onstad as a mother/muse figure.

Queer theatre company Outbox’s show, And The Rest Of Me Floats, is a playful, anarchic celebration of gender expression