‘Justin Elizabeth Sayre is a 40-Year-Old Woman’ Again By Popular Demand
Following last month’s hilariously successful premiere, Joe’s Pub presents the return of Justin Elizabeth Sayre is a 40-Year-Old Woman from acclaimed playwright
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“Night of a Thousand Judys,” an All-Star Online Concert Event – July 14th
“I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore, Toto,” and you don’t have to be in New York City for the
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Your Guide to a Fabulous Fourth Weekend of Entertainment
Instead of Ooo… Ahh…Wow!!! does Independence Day 2020 have you saying, Ooo, Ahh…meh..? We understand that’s why we’ve compiled a
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UPDATED: Pride Weekend 2020 Schedule of Virtual Events and Videos
Wave your flags, clack your fans, and check your WiFi cuz Virtual Pride 2020 is here! The next three
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UPDATE: “Out 100” Designer/Performance Artist, Darrell Thorne hosts “Under Glass and in Color” Livestream Event, July 3rd
UPDATE: Darrell Thorne will host a special Livestream Makeup Table Chat and exhibit tour tonight Friday, July 3 at 8:00
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Pulse Nightclub Massacre, Fourth Anniversary Remembered: “We Will Not Let Hate Win”
In recent weeks, our nation has had an awakening to the hate of racism deeply woven into the fabric of
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Pride Plays 2020, Four Live Streaming Benefits for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr (via .playbill.com/) In celebration of Pride, Playbill and Pride Plays will present four live streamed readings
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UPDATE: Second Annual, “Criminal Queerness Festival” goes Global as part of NYC Pride
UPDATED June 9, 2020 In support of the Black Lives Matters movement, National Queer Theater and Dixon Place, in partnership
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The Meeting* hosted by Justin Sayre is Called to Order with Two Shows in March
*the monthly gathering of The International Order of Sodomites The idiom “mad as a March hare” should probably be
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“Pride Plays,” a Showcase of Diversity on Stage
Playwrights have always been the most public storytellers of society, reflecting the issues of the times in which they lived
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