Diversity plays key role in Boston holiday classic ‘Urban Nutcracker’
Making the Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker more contemporary and more inclusive—including performances specifically for LGBT audiences—while still holding to its classical tradition is what makes “Urban Nutcracker” as much of a local holiday tradition as...
New Boston Playwrights Collective Delivers Riveting Night
When a graduate student at the Boston Architectural College, a bright young man with a promising future, went missing in 2012, Boston playwright Cassie M. Seinuk's mind went to an unusual place: what if...
In the Key of Queer: Gospel music is a calling, a gift from Black...
In James Baldwin’s “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” the protagonist, thinly veiled as himself, wrestles with two critical questions: What does it mean to be a Black...
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus gets intimate this weekend at Club Café
Life is a cabaret, old chum—at least, that’s how it feels when you take in this annual show from the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus. Catch "Another Opening...A Cabaret" this Friday to Sunday, Feb. 21–23,...
Museum of Fine Arts Boston to host ‘Pride at the MFA’ on Friday, June,...
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston is joining in Pride month festivities with the special event, "Pride at the MFA," on Friday, June 9, from 5 to 10 p.m.
Political song-and-dance satirist Randy Rainbow is back in Boston
Internet sensation Randy Rainbow is coming back to Boston for a one-night only show, "Randy Rainbow Live!" Show time is 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 17, at The Wilbur Theater. For tickets ($38), go to www.thewilbur.com.
Randy’s series...
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...
Northern Light Health in Maine partners with Bangor bookstore to bring LGBTQ titles to...
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,...
Singing psychotherapist’s celebrated, one-man healing arts show to benefit AAC
The Boston-based, self-described "singing psychotherapist" Steven Cadwell is bringing his one-man show, "Wild & Precious," to the Club Café, 209 Columbus Ave., for a one-night only performance to benefit the AIDS Action Committee, where...
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 England’s largest and most prestigious festivals presenting features...
