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Toward the end of his biography of Roy Cohn, written with his wife, Susan Goldmark, Kai Bird quotes the editor and publisher Jason Epstein: “In a way, he’s not real, he has no subs...
Revivals of plays by Jon Robin Baitz and Tony Kushner.
More overt references to queerness were unfortunately cut from the movie, but 1980's 'Times Square' stills rings true for LGBTQ+ audiences.
In Caryll Churchill’s new 20-minute play, Annaleigh Ashford portrays Iris the press secretary to the emperor, boasting during a press conference of his having turned this city “fro...
In a post-Roe v. Wade era, Arlene Hutton’s play is art to spark social change. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
Alan Bennett's classic gets better, and twistier, with time
"Oh, Mary!" focuses on Mary Todd Lincoln's life in the weeks ahead of former President Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
Cole Escola’s Oh, Mary! is coming to HBO in 2027.
The play-turned-movie boldly addressed post-9/11 life through the lens of one gay New Yorker. 25 years later, star Michael Urie directs Miles Heizer in an anniversary reading that...
Andrew Scott, a new ‘Traitors,’ and plenty of horror The post All the queer things to watch this fall appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LGBTQ Rights, Gay Ne...
God Save the Queens is an engaging drag drama from director/writer Jordan Danger. We follow four drag queens as they struggle with... The post God Save the Queens first appeared on...
“John Proctor Is The Villain,” playwright Kimberly Belflower’s response to “The Crucible,” will be the most-produced work of theater in the United States this season, followed by B...
Straight from its Off-Broadway run, Eric Bentley's 'Are You Now or Have You Ever Been' will immerse DC audiences into the 1940s House Committee on Un-American Activities hearings.
Anne Washburn’s play is set deep in the heart of Q-embracing, conspiracist suburban Texas.
To me (and the MCU), my X-Men The post <i>X-Men</i> Movie Finds an Angel appeared first on Reactor.
A new English translation of Puccini's La fanciulla del West gallops into a high school in Pacifica with as much grit and gumption as its titular frontierswoman.
Patrick Neve, The Catholic Herald James Madison believed perfect beings would have no need of government, but the hierarchy of heaven suggests a very different Christian understan...
American Scoundrel: Roy Cohn’s Dark Journey from Joe McCarthy to Donald Trump By Kai Bird with Susan Goldmark Scribner, $32, 528 pages By the beginning of the new millennium, Roy C...
A chilling reminder that violent homophobia is on the rise The post Engrossing ‘Tip Toe’ delivers tension and an ominous warning appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Pol...
Sensational turns from Anderson and Billy Crudup are made even better by the ultra-intimate staging at @sohoplace
Ahead of the world premiere of Lincoln in the Bardo next week, Carmen Paddock looks at how presidents in opera can be both symbols of an idealized past and trenchant commentaries o...
Wowdacious Theatre’s production is a beautifully moving tribute to those who dare to dream. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
The generational transfer of gay lore lies at the center of Ryan J. Haddad’s play.
NT boss Indhu Rubasingham has laid out pretty much all her plans for 2027, and there’s some thrilling stuff
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