Author of “How to Win a Culture War: LGBTQ+ Social Change...
Lisa Stulberg will visit Watchung Booksellers at 4 Fairfield St. in Montclair on Oct. 29 at 7 P.M. to discuss LGBTQ+ liberation in How...
Kieron Moore on why he believes “Blue Film” is finding its...
Sundance rejected the film in which Moore delivers a complicated performance as a gay cam performer
For queer audiences who know what it means to...
“Hamlet” roars back to life at the Shakespeare Theatre of New...
The story of Shakespeare’s Hamlet is well-known by now, but the production at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, helmed by Artistic Director Brian...
Everything old is new again in “The Unexpected 3rd”
A new production has taken the stage at New Brunswick’s George Street Playhouse, displaying the wisdom that comes with longevity. It is The Unexpected...
Follow your dreams, live your truth in “Good Time Charlie”
The Public Theater’s latest offering in the New York City venue’s extremely busy 2026-2027 season is the semi-autobiographical comedy Good Time Charlie, a play...
Quick Takes: Bhangra at Princeton, baseball at Kean
Two shows with extremely short runs are gracing New Jersey stages right now. The first is A Beat of Our Own, a musical about...
Todrick Hall is spectacular in multiple areas in “Midnight”
The multi-talented Todrick Hall, who has graced Broadway and off-Broadway audiences with his performances, set himself a near-unbelieveable task. He has written, composed the...
Queerness and sisterhood shine in “Sterling Point”
It’s time to take a life-changing trip up North.
Sterling Point is the place to be. The hit series has hovered at No. 1 on...
Film about gay identity across eras among works at Philly festival
This year’s Philadelphia Film Festival offers something for everyone, including a Spanish-French drama that explores what it means to be gay across three different...
“Hold These Truths” addresses wartime concerns overriding citizens’ rights
In 1942, approximately 120,000 people of Japanese descent — most of them either Nisei or Sansei , citizens by birth — were forcibly...
