Two fabulous and fun Fall film festivals
Fall is just about to begin and what better way to welcome…
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Author: Kevin M. Thomas
Kinky Boots kicks ass in San Francisco
The Ray of Light Theatre returns for a 20th season and kicks…
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Music master brings Broadway and friends to your town
If you’re a fan of theatre, you know the name Seth Rudetsky….
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It’s back and intimate: SF Queer Film Fest
The Second Annual SF Queer Film Festival returns to the City by…
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Bay Area theatre scene has something for everyone
August is busting out all over in the San Francisco area with…
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In our hearts, Sondheim’s still here
Musical theater trailblazer Stephen Sondheim may have passed away but his legacy…
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From Back to the Future to Heathers: America takes over UK stage
America has taken over the London stage. On a recent trip to…
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Frameline, longest running LGBTQ film festival is back
The world’s longest-running LGBTQ+ film festival is back — live and streaming,…
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Classic, relevant musical, Ragtime returns to Bay Area
Ragtime is perhaps one of my most beloved stories of all time…
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Special Pride season screening of Milk
Pride month has just begun and there’s a way to start it…
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Give your regards to these Tony Award nominees
Broadway has returned to live performances with a vengeance and it shows…
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Patti LuPone keeps us in good Company
Let’s first address the diva in the room: Patti LuPone slays in Company….
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Broadway’s Paradise Square offers master class in theatre productions
Jennifer Holliday in Dreamgirls. James Monroe Iglehart in Aladdin. And now, Joaquina…
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New York’s 2nd Stage theater offers lots of gay options
Gay men in particular seem well represented on and off Broadway this…
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65th SF Film Fest has something for everyone
The 65th San Francisco International Film Festival is underway and has many…
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Catch quality concerts at San Francisco’s Feinstein’s
I have missed theatre in so many ways. Of course, COVID was…
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Broadway star Kathryn Allison can belt with the best of them
If you’re traveling to New York the week of April 17, you…
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New musical about Catherine the Great is a winner
Recently opened Path to Catherine, a new musical about the progression of…
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L.A.’s Gaslight by Howard Skora is a gas
One would suspect that playwright Howard Skora is known among Los Angeles…
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Peaches Christ and Heklina’s Mommie Queerest hits the road
Theatre is back and Mommie Queerest is about to start its nationwide…
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