New Hampshire Gay Men’s Chorus to kick off live holiday show tour, Dec. 4
The New Hampshire Gay Men's Chorus is getting December off to a festive start with their live holiday show series, "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year." They'll perform the show...
Stuart Brown streams the ‘Sounds of Broadway’ for show-starved fans
With Broadway still dark due to COVID-19, many musical theater aficionados are desperate for a hearty helping of belters and ballads, Merman and Martin (Mary or Short). One of the easiest and...
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates ‘The Power of Protest’ in latest video
One steady source of inspiration during this challenging year has been the Boston Gay Men's Chorus and the way they've stepped up to deliver one powerful, thoughtful, timely video after another —...
The Welcoming Committee to bring LGBTQA revelers to Boston Ballet
Bringing together more than 200 LGBT folks and their friends to attend the Wednesday, Dec. 9, performance of the Boston Ballet's "The Nutcracker," the Boston branch of the The Welcoming Committee, partnering with the Boston Ballet,...
WCVB-TV 5 to broadcast Boston Gay Men’s Chorus’s ‘Merry and Bright’
Though the 200+ singers, instrumental musicians and dancers will not be performing a new show this year due to pandemic protocols at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall, the technical wizards at Boston...
‘I Was Born This Way’: In Memoriam, Archbishop Carl Bean
(May 26, 1944–September 7, 2021)
This May, when Lady Gaga celebrated the 10-year anniversary of her hit album "Born this Way," she gave an acknowledgment shoutout to Archbishop Carl...
Boston Lyric Opera’s ‘The Threepenny Opera’ remains prescient and timeless
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 Lyric Opera brings New England premiere of ‘Fellow Travelers’ to the stage, Nov....
When author Thomas Mallon discovered that there was interest in turning his 2007 historical novel “Fellow Travelers” into an opera, his first thought was, ‘You mean the book’s not gay enough already?’
On the surface,...
Rhode Island theater group participates in international Pulse remembrance events
Join The Wilbury Theatre Group of Providence, RI, thespians from Brown University and the Providence Gay Men's Chorus in a theatrical evening of remembrance and reflection in response to the mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in...
Seth Sikes’ Judy and Liza-inspired show to make Boston debut at Club Café
While other budding show queens born in the 1980s were lip synching to Madonna and Whitney Houston, Seth Sikes was devouring a...
