Skating on Ice with Adam Rippon
Adam Rippon is used to making history. At age 28, he became the oldest U.S. figure skating Olympic rookie since 1936. Later, at the 2018 Winter Olympics, he took home a bronze medal in the team event, becoming ...
Grammy Award-winning All-male Chorus Chanticleer Reigns in Atlanta
Little did William Fred Scott know that a conducting gig with Chanticleer back in the ’90s would one day lead to him serving as the Music Director of the organization. The group brings their new work “Trade Win...
Just in Time for Halloween
With Halloween just around the corner, Found Stages has a new show that will help audiences get their spook on. “Frankenstein’s Funeral” is a new look at Mary Shelly’s classic novel – with a twist. It’s an i...
Looking Into the History of Out On Film
When Out On Film began in Atlanta back in 1987, it was a different world. An LGBTQ film festival was vital then for audiences starving for content – and it remains needed now. The festival began by a handful...
Getting to Know the Creator of “For They Know Not What They Do”
Continually fascinated by the subject of religion and how LGBTQ individuals reconcile their faith against a backdrop of church teachings and opposition, Daniel Karslake has made two films now specifically deali...
Ready, Set, Action!: Fall Films To Hit the Big Screen
Mainstream LGBTQ films may not be as plentiful this fall as they were back in 2017 but several releases this season will be looking for LGBTQ patronage, as well as Oscar attention. The most high-profile of t...
The Stage is Set For Fall!
Jerry Mitchell is a Broadway legend already – and now he’s looking to steer another show to New York. The openly gay Tony Award winner is directing the world premiere musical “Becoming Nancy” at the Alliance Th...
Theatrical Outfit’s Dual Show Spectacular
One is a timeless play that has been staged with regularity for decades; the other is a more modern day gay-themed classic. Theatrical Outfit is mounting versions of “Our Town” and “The Laramie Project” in rep ...
Dragon Con Brings Fantasy to Life in the ATL
Even in a period as packed as Labor Day weekend, with Atlanta Black Pride and the Decatur Book Festival, Dragon Con – America’s largest annual convention for fans of science fiction, fantasy and horror, comics a...
“A Southern Fairytale” Highlights Actors Struggle for Acceptance
After a triumphant staging in the spring at Out Front Theatre Company, former Atlantan Ty Autry returns his highly personal “A Southern Fairytale” to town next week. The show details his own experience growing ...
Queer Theatre on Tap
Music from The Go-Go’s, feline creatures from T.S. Eliot and queer short plays are some of the treats on tap now or on the horizon in local theater. At Actors’ Express, Trevor Perry is starring as Pythio in ...