LGBTQ+ festival fights back after Trump's cuts National Endowment for the Arts funding
Here’s how you can support the Criminal Queerness Festival at NYC Pride 2025, showcasing LGBTQ+ playwrights from oppressed countries.
May 12, 2025
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Here’s how you can support the Criminal Queerness Festival at NYC Pride 2025, showcasing LGBTQ+ playwrights from oppressed countries.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene found time this February to reminisce with Oscar Wilde's lover, get an enema from Varla Jean Merman, and strap one on for Tennessee Williams.
The Advocate's queen on the New York theater scene alien-probes the 13th annual Fringe Festival to find America's top bottoms, naughtiest neighbors, and gayest presidents ever.
The top 10 entertainment and events highlights this week range from the proper Downton Abbey to James Franco's very improper Interior. Leather Bar.
The Advocate's man on the NYC theater scene counts down the top 10 LGBT-inclusive productions of the past year.
Counting down the past year's best LGBT-inclusive shows on and off-Broadway.
The donations will go to advocacy groups that support the LGBTQ+ community in their states.
The show, planned to coincide with this year's WorldPride, was postponed due to budget constraints, not Donald Trump's policies, a spokeswoman says.
“We’re not going to let people steal our joy,” D.C. drag queen Tara Hoot said.
The artist and photographer's work ranged from the erotic to the unsettling. He was a mentor of Mapplethorpe and a long-time contributor to Drummer magazine.
A collective of drag artists is taking to the streets of Washington, D.C. on Saturday.
The annual art and culture festival touches down this weekend in Los Angeles after visits to London and Berlin.
Julien Tomasello's "The Secrets of Summer" is on view at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation's Strut center.
Xiyadie's wields joy and revolution with his erotic, romantic paper cuttings.
Opinion: A wanna-be authoritarian leader like Trump cannot tolerate dissident artists, which inevitably means he can’t tolerate his citizens either, writes John Casey.