Men Having Babies Adds Atlanta to Its 2024 Conference Lineup in Collaboration with Black and Southern LGBTQ Organizations
Men Having Babies Adds Atlanta to Its 2024 Conference Lineup in Collaboration with Black and Southern LGBTQ Organizations
LGBT Atlanta’s Best Bets for Feb. 27 – March 5 Jim Farmer Best Bets February 26, 2015 0Friday, Feb. 27 The lesbian-themed “She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry” opens at the Midtown Art Cinema today, various show times,...
Queers ‘Identified’: New Atlanta variety show celebrates individuality Jim Farmer Art February 25, 2015 0She is a lesbian. He is a gay man. They are joining forces for an unprecedented event, a queer variety...
‘C.A. Lyons Project’ tells story of black dance troupe’s loss of gay founder to AIDS Jim Farmer Culture February 19, 2015 0The Alliance Theatre’s “C.A. Lyons Project” takes place in the 1980s, telling the story of the founder of an African-American...
‘fml: how Carson McCullers saved my life’ at 7 Stages about lesbian’s battle against bullying Jim Farmer Culture February 10, 2015 0Inspired by Georgia native Carson McCullers’ iconic novel, “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter,” the new play “fml: how Carson...
Theater: Atlanta’s ‘Bad Jews’ and ‘Tuck Everlasting’ feature major gay talent Jim Farmer Culture January 28, 2015 0Two big new productions have just opened in Atlanta with major gay talent behind the scenes. The Alliance’s “Tuck Everlasting”—based...
Gay films play significant roles during Atlanta Jewish Film Fest Jim Farmer Culture January 23, 2015 0As the largest film festival in the city and second-largest Jewish film fest in the country, the Atlanta Jewish Film...
Georgia Ensemble Theatre brings surprising Lewis Black comedy to stage Jim Farmer Culture January 13, 2015 0Alan Kilpatrick has been an active member of Atlanta’s theater community for a few decades now, dividing his time between...
Benedict Cumberbatch, strong cast make ‘The Imitation Game’ an absorbing film Jim Farmer Culture December 23, 2014 0He was a codebreaker. A genius. A war hero. But Alan Turing was also gay in England at a time...
Holiday tradition: Truman Capote’s ‘A Christmas Memory’ an intimate experience Jim Farmer Culture December 19, 2014 0During the holiday season, almost all local theaters present some sort of Yuletide offering. Tom Key, artistic director of Theatrical...
Theater: ‘The Snow Queen’ comes to Serenbe Playhouse Jim Farmer Culture December 10, 2014 0Not only does Serenbe Playhouse’s “The Snow Queen,” a new holiday production, aim to please adults and kids alike, it...
‘Santaland Diaries’ a holiday tradition for Horizon Theatre Jim Farmer Culture November 25, 2014 0It was never envisioned as a holiday staple, but it’s become one. For a 16th consecutive season, Horizon Theatre is...
