Songs to a Gay Heart – A Broadway Musical Valentine
Broadway musicals and gay men go together like chocolate and strawberries; they’re just made for each other. For generations their
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Gay Elders
Celebrating Black History Month in our Community: Videos
There is no denying the achievements and contributions of Black Americans have been minimized, if not erased entirely from our
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Spend New Year’s Eve “Celebrating Sondheim,” Live from Lincoln Center
In anticipation of his upcoming 90th birthday, the New York Philharmonic’s annual New Year’s Eve concert and telecast will be
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Jerry Herman, Broadway Legend and Composer of LGBT Anthem “I Am, What I Am!” dies at 88: VIDEO TRIBUTE
Jerry Herman the three-time Tony Award, two-time Grammy Award winner and Kennedy Center Honoree, has passed at the age of
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World AIDS Day 2019, Attention Must Be Paid
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr Every year as World AIDS Day approaches, I struggle with what to write about a subject
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Screening of ‘Stonewall Outloud’ celebrates History with a Homecoming
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Over the last fifty years, the story of what took place at the Stonewall Inn in
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Theatre Review: “The Inheritance,” The Gay Epic housing many Stories
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. On a white platform resting like a blank sheet of paper just above the bare stage,
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Our Living History, a celebration of Pride
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people goes back several millennia, arguably to the
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Stonewall Remembered: Fifty Years, Two Witnesses
In June 1969, I was a 27 year old woman (closeted to myself and the world) enjoying drinks with my
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