New Sapphic Musical TL;DR Says There’s No One Way to Be Queer
In the long history of films that arenāt explicitly queer but very much could be, 1991ās Thelma & Louise easily takes a spot among the greats. The intense bond between
3 Plays That Have Shaped LGBTQ Theater History
At the beginning of the 20th Century, you could have been arrested for putting on a gay play. It didnāt matter if the show sold out or if the theater
Majoring in Joan: Karen Eilbacher on Playing Alison Bechdelās Girlfriend in āFun Homeā
Thereās a song in the musical Fun Home where āMiddle Alison,ā the college-aged iteration of real-life lesbian cartoonist Alison Bechdel, declares that sheās āchanging major to Joanā after her
5 Questions For Kathryn L. Wood
Seasoned is an understatement when describing this actor/director/costumer who has a track record spanning over 25 years in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is a graduate of University of
The Rainbow Theatre Project Presents Die Mommie Die!
The Rainbow Theatre Project presents Charles Buschās dark satire, Die Mommie Die!, as the second of six concert readings scheduled for its inaugural season.