Loren King

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Portland Museum of Art’s ‘+ collection’ expands narrative about curation and exhibition process

This article appears in the January/February 20234 print issue of Boston Spirit magazine. Subscribe for free today. The Portland Museum of Art’s exhibition “+ collection,” on view...

Secrets, Surprises: LGBTQ films stand out in Boston Jewish Film Festival

This article appears in the November/December 2023 print issue of Boston Spirit magazine. Subscribe for free today. It’s no surprise that stellar LGBTQ films are featured in...

Abilities Dance Boston celebrates queerness, diversity in ‘Banned Ballet’

With states across the country enacting Draconian book bans and increasing threats to the LGBTQ community, composer Andrew Choe and choreographer/executive director Ellice Patterson...

Commonwealth Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ opens on Boston Common

Acclaimed scenic designer Riw Rakkulchon makes Boston debut with Commonwealth Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ If you’ve attended a theater production in New England over the past two...

Newport mansions pull back curtain on HBO’s addictive series ‘The Gilded Age’

Few would call “The Gilded Age” a gay show, but the HBO drama’s high camp factor has earned it plenty of queer cred. Julian...

LGBTQ dancers center stage as Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns

It was 55 years ago that Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (AAADT) made its Celebrity Series Boston debut with two performances on January 27,...

Boston’s 39th Wicked Queer LGBTQ Film Festival starts Friday, March 31

Films about the LGBTQ experience in all its shadings and dimensions, and sharing that experience in a darkened cinema with kindred spirits, is an...

Tony Award-winner Gavin Creel returns to Colonial Theater with ‘Into the Woods’ Broadway cast

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...

Two dance companies blend Black and queer expression in Boston debuts

This article appears in the January/February 2023 print issue of Boston Spirit magazine. Subscribe for free today. SBB // Stefanie Batten Bland and LaTasha Barnes, two cutting...

Tales of Hoffman: Amy Hoffman’s latest novel is a humorous portrait of an aging queer couple

Author Amy Hoffman says her second novel, “Dot and Ralfie,” isn’t autobiographical. But while writing her gently comic tale of a longtime lesbian couple...

Providence LGBTQ Film Festival to showcase stories about identity

For 26 years, the Providence LGBTQ Film Festival has been an essential component of Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF), one of New...

A New ‘Much Ado’: Commonwealth Shakespeare Company returns to the Boston Common, July 20–Aug. 7

“Much Ado About Nothing” is one of Shakespeare’s most popular and frequently performed plays. But it’s a fresh spin on “Much Ado” that Commonwealth...
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