Belonging with Buttigieg
by Joshua Grotheer, Guest contributor At a time when it’s “us” vs. “them” or left vs. right or red vs
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LGBT History
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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It takes a Village to Haunt New York City
By Lawrence Pfeil Jr. New York City goes by many names, “Center of the Universe,” “Crossroads of the World” etc.,
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Theatre Review: Three Cheers for Harvey Fierstein and “Bella Bella”
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Before AOC, before Nancy Pelosi, there was Bella, Bella Abzug. Known as “Battling Bella,” she was
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Mayor Pete’s Message and Moment in our History
By Lawrence Pfeil Jr. “I want you to imagine the first day Donald Trump is not President. What will that
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Film Review: “JUDY,” At the end of her Rainbow, Desperate for a Pot of Gold
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. “There’s no place like home,” Judy Garland’s most iconic line of her storied career came at
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World premiere of “Novenas for a Lost Hospital” to Resurrect the West Village House of Healing
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. It’s hard to imagine a place filled with more of life’s drama than a hospital, and
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