Doing It All, On His Terms: Jason Stuart’s Bold Vision for REDLINING
Jason Stuart doesn’t shy away from expectations—he dismantles them. For decades, the openly gay actor and comedian has been synonymous
Jason Stuart doesn’t shy away from expectations—he dismantles them. For decades, the openly gay actor and comedian has been synonymous
More than half a century after a fishnet-clad alien first strutted across a London stage, Richard O’Brien still sounds amused
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Bright Light Bright Light—born Rod Thomas—sounds relaxed, if a little travel-worn, when he joins the call. It’s the middle of
The conversation begins with a sense of full-circle nostalgia. I recall a childhood memory that feels almost mythic now—meeting Desi
Review by Reshma Allu; Photos by MK Scott, Jonathan Mathews and Angela Tyree Fifteen years in, Metropolitan Fashion Week Seattle
Angela DiMarco greets me warmly, her energy immediate and inviting, as if we’ve been mid-conversation for years rather than just
In a season intentionally centered on women’s voices, Triangle Productions’ latest show, The Savannah Sipping Society, arrives at just the
This year, Arnaldo! is doing something a little different with his cabaret work—something that feels both personal and communal. What
When I was in New York two weeks ago — a Wednesday night, the 11th, third row center — I
If you run into a bevy load of French Canadians around town, it’s probably Cirque du Soleil time. ECHO is
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Every holiday season, O Christmas Tea returns with the familiar promise of whimsy, wonder, and a dash of the absurd.
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