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Sir Ian McKellen to host Shakespeare play with all trans and nonbinary cast

The rehearsed reading of Twelfth Night will be produced by the new trans and nonbinary theater company, Trans What You Will.

This 'Romeo & Juliet' Features Two Women and Lots of Identity Politics

A new production uses Shakespeare's tale of woe to explore racial, sexual, and gender complications. The show's producer shares the play's impetus.

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As one of the world's most dynamic entertainment capitals, London thrills with its array of distractions and diversions. Every form of the arts is represented in this frenetic, fun, fast paced city.

WATCH: Jonathan Groff's Tips on Getting Free Tix

The out Looking star shares three ways to score a seat to NYC's Shakespeare in the Park this summer.

Sally Field Drags Delta for Yanking Ads from Trumpian Julius Caesar

But the airline had no problem sponsoring a production that depicted President Obama as Caesar. 

Ian McKellen hospitalized after falling during a performance in London

The acclaimed gay actor reportedly lost his footing in a fight scene and fell.

TV That's Better Than 'Downton Abbey'

In Shakespeare Uncovered, Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, and others tell us about the man who invented show business, created gender-bending characters, and wrote plays that leave Downton Abbey in the dust.

Gay Comedy Series Starring Ian McKellen to Air on PBS

The British sitcom Vicious, which will soon air in the U.S., focuses on the nearly 50-year relationship between two gay men and stars out actors Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi.

Cherry Jones, Harvey Fierstein, NPH Get Tony Nods

Nominations have been announced for the 68th annual Tony Awards, which honor Broadway's best.

Europhia's Jacob Elordi Talks Calling Out Homophobes in School

"From the moment I did a play I was called gay at school," Elordi shared. 

Whedon's World: A Director for Shakespeare and Thor

The director behind the mega-blockbuster The Avengers brings you this summer's underdog, Much Ado About Nothing, a tiny independent film starring Tom Lenk, who sat down with the director to talk Shakespeare, superheroes, and their mutual man crush.

Seat Filler: NYC Theater Guide for March 2012

Our man on the New York theater scene covers Denis O'Hare's solo epic, the return of Carrie, the latest Edward Albee revival, an all-male Romeo and Juliet, and much more.

Reading the Far Right: Paris Accord and Drag Queens Bad, Putin Good

There's a wide range of information we picked up from reading extreme-right sites so you don't have to.

Never Have I Ever's Dino Petrera on Being Gay and Hearing-Impaired

This thoughtful Netflix star is finally being heard.

Discover the gem that is the city of Ashland and its Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Ashland is a small, beautiful, LGBTQ-friendly city that hosts a renowned theater festival presenting the work of Shakespeare and more.

Prime Time 25: LGBT Seniors Making a Difference

These 25 LGBT achievers over 65 are proving that a person can change the world at any age.

Meet the Queer Zombie Shakespeare

The immortal bard meets the undead.

Gay Playwright, Gay-Inclusive Comedy Are Most Popular This Season

Christopher Durang's Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike tops Theatre Communications Group's annual list of the most-produced plays in the country.

Broadway Star Brian Bedford Dead at 80

The Tony-winning performer is survived by his husband, fellow actor Tim MacDonald.

Shakespeare Gone Sour

The L.A. Opera's production of Verdi's climactic Otello is more than a little flat.