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Super-talented, sexy Broadway sensation Nick Adams joins the 175-voice strong Boston Gay Men's Chorus — and dancing boys — on June 3 and 5 to kick off Boston Pride Week. The concert, "POPular," featuring pop classics...

Billy Porter, the openly gay Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award-winning performer and current star of the hit TV series "Pose" — for which he won an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in...

Rhode Island-based actor and director Fred Sullivan, Jr. is the embodiment of New England theater history.  The Chelsea, Mass. native first fell in love with...

Northern Light Health, a psychiatric hospital in Bangor, Maine, is partnering with The Briar Patch bookstore, a local Bangor business, to distribute more than 100 LGBTQ books to staff, patients and families,...

Given that Massachusetts is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of same-sex marriage, it’s hard to imagine a more fitting Boston Pride headliner than Mary Lambert. (She’ll command the stage at the Festival on City Hall Plaza on Saturday, June 14.) After all, the out artist had a special role in the music industry’s most high-profile wedding this year: a 2014 Grammy Awards performance of “Same Love,” her equal rights hit with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, that culminated in a mass matrimony for three dozen diverse straight and gay couples. From the Massachusetts State House to the prime time stage, what a difference a decade makes!

Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s 1928 classic “The Threepenny Opera” isn’t often performed by opera companies. The story-and-song structure is closer to the realm of musical theater. But Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) embraces a...

Boston Gay Men's Chorus is taking their annual benefit gala "Encore" online this Saturday, May 1. And they're packing in all the elements of the in-person experience: storytelling, a hat competition, plenty...

Gavin Creel’s illustrious stage career includes a Tony Award nomination for his 2002 Broadway debut in “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” a second nomination for the 2009 revival of “Hair” and a Tony win...

What a difference a day makes. On June 26, 2015 the members of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus were in Istanbul, in the midst of the first-ever tour of the Middle East by a gay...

For 13 years, aughties-decade audiences went bananas over the antics of Fresh Fruit—a drag-cabaret troupe that took over Boston’s Club Café with deliciously double-entendre-filled skits and spoofy, satirical songs that lampooned everything from gay...