Instantly a larger than life personality from the moment she walked into the “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 17 Werk Room, Kori King brought tongue in cheek fashion to the runway and was the undisputed confessional queen during the season (taking a cue from her Boston sister, “Drag Race” Season 16 finalist Plane Jane).

There’s a method to the madness, as Hamlet himself might say, in the collaboration between Island City Stage, Brévo Theatre and Miami’s GableStage’s production of James Ijames’s (pronounced Iamz) 2022 Pulitzer prize-winning play, “Fat Ham.”

There was an error in our film festivals column in our March 27 issue. Somehow we were sent last year’s line-up of films, perhaps it was a belated April Fool’s joke. At any rate, among the almost 200 films to premiere at the festival, there are eight LGBTQ feature films and 10 shorts. Here are the films that are truly running at this year’s festival.

Returning to the Werk Room, Hormona Lisa has departed the competition, Lana Ja’Rae is emotional, and Kori King is particularly satisfied at the elimination. Arrietty is relishing being in the winner’s circle, and Crystal Envy’s frustration about not snagging a win yet is starting to crack her picture-perfect facade.

Dan Clancy’s powerful play, “The Timekeepers,” has returned to Fort Lauderdale at The Foundry. Originally presented by Island City Stage, this production, directed by Bruce Linser, is sure to be a sell-out. “The Timekeepers” takes place in a Nazi concentration camp and tells the deeply moving story of an unlikely bond between a Jewish prisoner and a homosexual inmate.

Is anyone at Disney paying the least bit of attention?