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The anti-LGBTQ+ governor blamed "sexual" fringe festivals across the state for making it impossible to allow any grants to reach organizations. Advocates have cried foul.
Sean Chandler -- whose play about an enduring gay bar is part of this week's New York International Fringe Festival -- explains why it's imperative to support queer theater.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene takes on the 10 most memorable LGBT shows at the 14th annual New York International Fringe Festival -- more than half of which return for this month's Encore Series.
Maybe nobody wins a fight, but a musical parody of the Patrick Swayze cult classic Road House should win over audiences.
This week's round of what's hot in arts and entertainment include a balloon ride with Ed Asner and shows with two of our favorite Brits.
"Right now, we’re seeing a large push for authoritarianism, where we have the state government telling people how they can live their lives, who they can love, how they can express themselves," says out Florida House candidate Nate Douglas.
Your man on the New York theater scene RSVPs to Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party, spends A Night at the Tombs with a trans celeb, and checks out the old/new faces in A Little Night Music.
Infamous celebrity blogger Perez Hilton gets the musical treatment in Perez Hilton...The Musical! onstage now as part of the 2008 NY International Fringe Festival.
Rachel Dratch will star in the comedy Tail! Spin!, a reenactment of the sex scandals that disgraced politicians like former congressman Mark Foley and former senator Larry Craig.
"That moment intersects with the daily drama of the show" about a group of queer friends in Orlando, says playwright Donald Rupe.
Your man on the New York theater scene swoons for Catherine Zeta-Jones in A Little Night Music and uncovers some little gems like the latest solo efforts from David Greenspan and Judy Gold.
The Advocate spoke with RuPaul's Drag Race's Mrs. Kasha Davis after she sashayed away.
This year's Fringe Festival in New York delivered the goods, from dying divas to unsexy, naked men.
The Advocate's queen on the New York theater scene alien-probes the 13th annual Fringe Festival to find America's top bottoms, naughtiest neighbors, and gayest presidents ever.
