‘The Village, A Disco Musical!’ Premieres This Week
Playwright Thornton Wilder was never open about being gay, nor wrote about that part of life in his Pulitzer Prize-winning,
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New York City
Migrants at The Gate, Give Hope To Those Arriving at Port Authority
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. As summer turns to fall, we go through our closets rotating our clothes for the change
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Be Part of this Week’s Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction
What’s more anticipated than pumpkin spice lattes, more colorful the autumn foliage, and more exciting than a Halloween scavenger hunt?
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The Stories of 9/11 and Beyond that ‘Come From Away’
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. On September 11th, there are three stories which figure most prominently, the attack of the World
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SOS — ‘Memories Fade, Apathy Grows… Who Will Tell Our Story?’
Save Our Stories! My first-time covering NYC Pride as a professional writer/journalist was in 2003 working for the New York
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‘Night of a Thousand Judys’ Returns Live to Celebrate Thee Milestones with All-Star Concert
There’s no place like home, there’s place like home… and this year Night of a Thousand Judys is back home
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UPDATED: ‘Paradise Square,’ What was Lost is Found in Breathtaking New Broadway Musical – Tony Award Winning Performance
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. UPDATE: At the 75th Tony Awards, the cast of Paradise Square led by the incomparable, Joaquina
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Two Years of the Utterly Unexpected a ‘Late Show’ Look Back at Covid: VIDEO
As we mark two years of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, we remember the 966K American lives lost to Covid-19 so
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Is New York City Mayor Eric Adams a Closet Homophobe?
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. In the city where Pride began, New York’s novice Mayor, Eric Adams is making shameful appointments
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‘Assorted Fruit’ a Monthly Queer Variety Show debuts this Weekend
Joe’s Pub will present Assorted Fruit with host Justin Elizabeth Sayre – a new monthly, queer variety show from the people that
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