When you attend a concert by the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) you are guaranteed to be entertained, but did you ever think about the amount of work that goes into those concerts? Forget about sets, lighting, costumes, just the sheer number of hours of rehearsal time is staggering. Then multiply that by 160 singers and you can begin to understand what a Herculean task it is to stage a concert. The membership of the chorus is diverse.
Lesbian Thespians presents “Not So Grimm Fairy Tales” on Friday, Sept. 11, Sunday, Sept. 13, and Saturday, Sept. 19 at Gray Box Theater. Five classic fairy tales are retold from a funny and distinctly woman’s point of view.
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars seasons are known to showcase everything from score settling between adversaries to giving queens who departed their season early a brand new chance at Ru-demption.
Mom called you in a panic the other day.
Check out our interview with Máire Roche, the author of "Little Monsters."
Is it too early to start thinking about spooky season? Absolutely not, especially when two classics are getting gorgeous new editions just in time for our fall reading piles.
Check out our interview with Julian Winters, the author of "Find My Way Down To You."
“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” (Mubi), the new full-length feature written and directed by filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun, is a vast improvement over their unwatchable debut movie “We’re All Going To The World’s Fair,” while continuing the trajectory of the slightly better “I Saw The TV Glow.” An homage to genre filmmaking, with a twisted sense of humor, it features a polyamorous Gen Z filmmaker unable to achieve orgasm and a ruthless killer known as Little Death (la petite mort, get it?).
Check out our interview with Kerri Maher, the author of "Summer of Love."
Check out our interview with Juno Dawson, the author of "Survival Show."
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