“Broad Strokes” is a labor of self-love

Actress-comedienne Cat Cohen has appeared on television, in movies, and on comedy stages worldwide. She has amassed a sizable following of fans of her...

“Rent”: measure their lives in love

Bucks County Playhouse, in beautiful, gay-friendly New Hope, brings high energy to their current season with a lively revival of Jonathan Larson's Rent. Larson's...

Meet The Cowgays: Making ’90s country music for a queer 21st...

“Luck ain’t a lady, but neither am I” is the rallying cry from members of the music group The Cowgays as they shimmy and...

Lucy Dacus expresses the depth of queer love at The Stone...

Forever Is a Feeling, Lucy Dacus’s fourth studio album, was released in 2025. Her tour following its release concluded at the end of July....

“All the Devils Are Here”: Did Shakespeare create the theatrical villain?

McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton kicks off its 2026-27 season with All the Devils Are Here. This award-winning one-man off-Broadway show was created by...

“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” screams with passion and...

Female-focused films like Ready or Not and the ballet baddies in Pretty Lethal have helped the “final girl” (the victorious last woman standing in...

“The Whoopi Monologues” pay tribute to a comedic trailblazer

In 1984, the formidable observational comedic talents of Whoopi Goldberg exploded on the Broadway scene. Her one-woman self-titled performance, which I was fortunate to...

Jamie Fine goes beyond the surface

Jamie Fine’s uncanny ability to convey intense emotions in such a relatable manner musically is truly a superpower. Jamie’s unconventional art and persona have...

Film “She’s the He” celebrates diverse trans identity

She’s the He celebrates the diverse trans identity in an over-the-top, zany, yet incredibly grounded film that’s bound to be a queer classic. In addition...

“The Merry Wives of Windsor “ is rough yet funny

According to legend, Queen Elizabeth I liked the character Falstaff so much that she requested a comedy where he was the main character. Shakespeare...