Caroline Palmer wanted to draw inspiration from their own life, so they wrote "Camp Prodigy" about two nonbinary kids navigating anxiety and identity while at camp.
Corey Sherman’s feature-length directorial debut, “Big Boys” (Dark Star Pictures), is like Jane Schoenbrun’s “I Saw the TV Glow” in that it is a raw and visceral depiction of being a teenaged outsider. The difference is that there is no pretension here, and the subject matter is handled with a grace and sensitivity noticeably absent in Schoenbrun’s work.
This play has everything going for it to make it a success in the South Florida theater market, it’s about Jews and gays, and features a well-built man walking around in a jock strap.
Whether proudly paying homage to her Taiwanese culture or showcasing stunning fashion on the main stage, “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 16 winner Nymphia Wind remains on a banana-hued high right now, post win.
A new Pet Shop Boys studio album is always cause for celebration, especially because it’s been four years since the last one was released.
For anyone living under a pineapple during the musical’s original Broadway run, Slow Burn Theatre Company brings the nautical nonsense of “SpongeBob SquarePants” to the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. It opens Saturday, June 8 and runs through Sunday, June 23.
In her own distinctive way, the divine Bette Midler has been telling her own story throughout her career.
Venerable drag artist Jackie Beat isn’t a doctor in real life, but she plays one on TV. She’s back with season two of her OUTtv show, “Dr. Jackie.” Her character is down on their luck with no prospects. After barely passing an online course, she becomes a therapist.
"Fate Breaker" by Victoria Aveyard is the third book in her "Realm Breaker" series, which is a "Lord of the Rings" meets "Guardians of the Galaxy" high fantasy trilogy.
If you are among the throngs chomping at the bit to see queer actor Ilana Glazer (of “Broad City” fame) in a movie lead role, the wait is over. In “Babes” (Neon), directed by Pamela Adlon, and co-written by Glazer and Josh Rabinowitz, Glazer plays self-absorbed and misinformed Eden who unexpectedly finds herself pregnant after a one-night stand.
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