Isaac Mizrahi Announces Concert Tour Dates Across California
Legendary fashion designer and entertainment icon, Isaac Mizrahi, has just announced a string of performances across California (dates below). These
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Theatre
Fuse Theatre Opens New Season With Play Featuring Bears
The Fuse Theatre Ensemble of Portland, Oregon opens their new season by wrapping up some unfinished bear business. Over the
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Nobody Loves You But We Do!
For those of us addicted to the 90 Day and The Bachelor franchises, Nobody Loves You comes off as an
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No One Is Alone: Finding Community with Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida
In these times of uncertainty, the resilience of South Florida’s LGBTQ+ community shines brightly, weaving a tapestry of unity, support,
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Bette, Judy and the Fresh Prince stop at SF Oasis
SF Oasis continues to become the West Coast premiere location for Off-Broadway-like shows. Sure they have drag queens and nightclub
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Isaac Mizrahi returns to Cafe Carlyle as Unzipped doc celebrates 30 years
The legendary Isaac Mizrahi will return for another exclusive winter engagement at Cafe Carlyle from February 4-15. ISAAC MIZRAHI: I KNOW
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Broadway Musicals Make for a Winter Wonderland
Tis the season to go to the theatre. Broadway is on fire – and that’s all between cold nights and
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Titanique Creator Has Another Gay Hit
Marla Mindelle is perhaps the funniest person I never met. Co-creator of the immensely popular Off-Broadway juggernaut Titanique, she has
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Off-Broadway Musical Ain’t No Drag
Drag: The Musical is an exuberant, lively time at the theatre. For those expecting a bunch of RuPaul queens lipsyncing for
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Giving This “Blonde” an A+
Oh my God you guys, the “Legally Blonde” musical in San Francisco looks like it’s going to win the prize
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SF’s “Evita” Musical Is Surprisingly Good
Evita has come to town; honestly, I have been skeptical. San Francisco Playhouse has decided to end their season with
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Isaac Mizrahi Returns to 54 Below
Back by popular demand, Isaac Mizrahi returns to 54 Below with his band in Isaac Mizrahi: A Brief History, August 28-31. With music ranging
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Drew Sebastian Cements Cabaret Star Status with “It Had to Be Drew”
With so many talented artists performing in Provincetown during the summer season it can be hard to decide which show(s)
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Drew Sebastian Is Heating Things Up In P-Town This Summer
An intimate one on one with July cover man Drew Sebastian. One of the most exciting parts about heading to
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Post Tony Broadway Musical Catch-Up
Four days. Seven Broadway shows. When did I have time to sleep? Just took a brief trip to Broadway to
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Is Broadway’s Gatsby Great?
The Tony Awards have come and gone and The Great Gatsby came out a winner. Oddly, it was for the one category
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Paul Outlaw Examines the Enduring Legacy of Slavery in “BBC”
Opening a day after Juneteenth, BBC (Big Black Cockroach) examines the enduring legacy of slavery, and ultimately provides a vision for emancipation.
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Theatre Season Ends with a ‘Dirty’ Bang
San Jose’s The Stage ends its season almost the way it started: a fun evening at the theatre full of
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Iconic Gay Musical Enjoys Fresh Revival
Bears and other queers alike have embraced Cabaret. While the show is set during one of the most tragic times of
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Stephen King Parody “Shining in Misery” to Make NYC Debut
Bear World Magazine Award nominee for Best Bear Artist, Mark-Eugene Garcia, is part of the creative team behind Shining in
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