August 11 2011 1:35 PM ET
Seat Filler
The Advocate’s man on the New York theater scene relights Rent’s candle, turns Shakespeare gay, watches reruns with Judy Gold, revisits the studs of Mamma Mia!, unearths a Glass Menagerie with a happy ending, and more.
August 09 2011 5:25 AM ET
Breaking the Taboo
Did Luke Evans, in his first major role, really announce that he's gay? Doesn't he have handlers or agents who know what's best for him?
August 02 2011 7:45 PM ET
Transgender Documentary Becomes Musical
A new musical based on Kate Davis’s award-winning transgender documentary, Southern Comfort, will premiere at CAP21’s Black Box Theater in New York City in October.
July 12 2011 7:00 AM ET
Seat Filler
The Advocate’s man on the New York theater scene applauds off-Broadway tributes to Harvard’s persecuted homosexuals, bisexual blues singer Bessie Smith, Greenwich Village’s gay history, and Jodie Foster’s lispy lesbian appeal.
June 08 2011 12:20 PM ET
Seat Filler
The Advocate’s man on the New York theater scene takes advantage of May’s pre-Tonys Broadway slump to check out the greatest and gayest offerings off-Broadway: One Arm, Lysistrata Jones, The Illusion, and more.
June 02 2011 8:30 PM ET
Not Your Mom's Monologues
Modern-day HIV-positive characters are hard to find on film, TV, or theater, but in the new play The Infection Monologues, five men living with the disease break their silence.
May 17 2011 4:00 AM ET
Spinning
Tony award–winner Jeff Whitty tackles the musical adaptation of a modern gay classic with Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City.
May 11 2011 7:40 PM ET
Seat Filler
The Advocate’s man on the New York theater scene wraps up another season with visits to 20 shows, including The Normal Heart, Sister Act, Anything Goes, Catch Me If You Can, Wonderland, War Horse, High, and more.
May 08 2011 9:30 AM ET
Hollywood Marriage
Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays coproducer — and Forever Plaid creator — Stuart Ross renews his vow to spread a star-studded theatrical message about marriage equality.
April 20 2011 6:25 PM ET
Mister
Having already graced Broadway with The Little Dog Laughed and Xanadu, late-addition librettist Douglas Carter Beane blesses the musical Sister Act with his divine gay sensibility.
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