Fans of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” all over the globe are still recovering from the battle of the titans between Sapphira Cristal and Nymhpia Wind last Friday during the epic finale of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” 16th season, but fear not: some of your favorite “Drag Race All Stars” are prepared to come roaring back to our screens very soon. And this time, they are returning in a way that we have never seen before.
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Horror comedy has come a long way since “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.” In the 21st century, movies such as “What We Do In the Shadows,” “Get Out,” “Zombieland,” “Ready or Not,” “The Blackening,” and “Freaky” have elevated the genre to new heights.
The premise of Erin K. Considine’s world premiere play will be familiar to many gay men of a certain generation: A gay son returns to his childhood home and must wrestle with the death of an abusive father and the advancing dementia of his aging mother. Meanwhile, his sister, who stayed behind to care for their parents, is afraid to let go and move forward.
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