LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

The fireworks aren’t just in the sky this July with these impressive displays of Philadelphia performing arts. From installation performances at an art mus

THERE was a time when Simon Burke wanted to be a father.

As LGBT Pride approaches, Alice Saville asks why London's glut of queer theatre is looking to the past, not the future.

Mark Shenton talks to some of the programmers, directors and playwrights involved with events celebrating Pride i

The sought-after TV and film actor and host says he will always go back to his theater roots.

Hop onto your favorite social media platform and use the tag #TheaterKidsUnite to join the online conversation with some of your favorite celebrities.

Pod-Canon is an ongoing tribute to the greatest individual comedy-related podcast episodes of all time. Comedy historian Kliph Nesteroff’s ambitious history of American comedy The Comedians is essential and invaluable in no small part because it does not profess to be authoritative or exhaustive. With a subject as vast and deep as American comedy, how could [...]

The star British illusionist is amazing audiences in his debut New York show. In a candid interview, he discusses ‘cure’ therapy, coming out, and how he found fame in magic.

The Maré Art Center was packed this past Thursday as the Theater of the Oppressed LGBT Lab hosted the First Favela LGBT Culture and Citizenship Exhibition. Attendees, ranging from high school stude…

Q&A with Kate Shindle, 1998 Miss America and star of "Fun Home" at the National Theatre

After completing 14 hours of rehearsals, for community dance work Into The Light - part of LGBT 5O -  and with just, a week-and-a-half until showtime, it feels like the right time, to spend a few moments to reflect on where we are at.   Into The Light is described as “a fast-forward version of…

Playing Alison Bechdel in a Broadway musical is the latest in the actor’s history of allyship.

Mae West was taken to court for writing The Drag – a play about a closeted gay socialite that ended up banned. Polly Stenham, who’s directing a revival, celebrates the star who took a limo to jail

Actor-playwright Giovanni Adams renders the hustler dad, stoic mom, religious grandmother and other colorful characters in an inspiring self-portrait.

A reworked "Young Caesar" will play for one night only at Walt Disney Concert Hall, directed by Yuval Sharon after decades of revisions.

"Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," an evening of nine short plays by various writers that was first produced in 2009 — six years before national legalization — that will be staged for two performances on Saturday and Sunday by the Bergen County Players of Oradell. The nine-member cast is directed by Mark Rinis.

Storytelling, drama and opera productions with LGBT perspective

Music Theater Works (formerly Light Opera Works) presents the Leonard Bernstein classic, CANDIDE, based on Voltaire's satire on the follies of the human race, at Cahn Auditorium in Evanston, June 3 through 11. A 24-piece orchestra accompanies the well-known songs "Glitter and Be Gay," "The Best of All Possible Worlds" and "Make Our Garden Grow."

Ben Whishaw, Alan Cumming and Russell Tovey will relive Britain's gay history in a series exploring the most significant moments in the fight for sexual equality.

An emerging gay dance company from Cambodia will perform a story of inspired by Angkorian folklore about a Khmer king who mated with a naga to ensure the land’s fertility at an Asian theatre festival beginning later this month in Bangkok.