Theater
Variety Show for Way Gay U
To help kick off new one-day and eight-week adult-enrichment classes being offered at William Way’s “Way Gay U” this season, the center is hosting a […]
A Taste of Philadelphia
“We’ve really outdone ourselves,” says Rich Rubin, producing artistic director of Quince Productions. Rubin is getting ready for the third annual “A Taste of Philadelphia” […]
Watch the Prop 8 Play
If you missed the live stream of Dustin Lance Black’s groundbreaking play 8 – about the gay marriage debate in California – the West Coast […]
VIDEO: Mayor Nutter Makes Cameo in Hello, Dolly!
Mayor Nutter Makes Cameo in Hello, Dolly! Students at the Masterman School recently performed Hello, Dolly! with the help of one high-profile cameo. Mayor Nutter—whose […]
Watch Brad Pitt in Prop 8 Play
The last thing you may think you want to do is to sit in front of the computer on Saturday night, right? What would you […]
Villanova to Gay Artist: No Thanks
Tim Miller first gained notoriety in the 1990s when the National Endowment for the Arts took him and other gay artists to task over controversial […]
Who Wants to See an Actor Fall Apart on Stage?
At 8 p.m. on Friday, a member of BRAT Productions named Megan Slater will usher in a performance of The Bald Soprano with the line, […]
Weekend Roundup
Friday, Feb. 10 Find out the latest on HIV medications at Cafe Twelve during Coffee Chat (2:30 p.m.), hosted by University of Pennsylvania’s HIV Prevention […]
The Ultimate Proposal
They met 20 years ago. But recently, Nate and Cliff decide to take their relationship to the next stage – literally. “When you know it’s […]
Weekend Roundup
Friday, Feb. 3 Butch Cordora invites everyone to his Mid-Career, Mid-Life Crisis Art Show (6 p.m.) at Ven and Vaida. “I recently had my second […]
Are These Actors Overexposed?
Three people are at a crossroads. One must come out as straight. Another faces the biggest challenge of her life: buying a house. And the […]
Gay Choice Debate Heats Up
Cynthia Nixon caused a fire storm recently when she said that for her – being gay is a choice. Since then, many advocates have criticized the […]
“The Scottsboro Boys” Is a Theatrical Triumph
On a spring day in 1931, the lives of nine, young African American teenagers were destroyed. All were pulled from a train destined to Memphis, […]
Wilma Theater Co-Founder Jiri Zizka Dies
Czechoslovakian director Jiri Zizka passed away this week. Zizka was a co-founder and was a co-artistic director for the Wilma Theater from 1981 to 2010. […]
Prop 8 Play Bound for Philly
Proposition 8 – the legislation that sought to ban same-sex marriage in California – has been the source of much debate in recent years. It’s […]