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Conservatives and Liberals Get A Shaming in “The Taming”

She used to be known just as an Atlanta-area writer but now she has the distinction of being the most produced playwright in the nation. The work of Lauren Gunderson is almost everywhere these days and Synchron...

Onstage: “Hamilton” and “Candide”

Patriots, puppets, and plenty of scandal abound on Atlanta stages.

Acting Out: Lesbian-themed “Disobedience,” Grace Jones Doc Coming Soon

Jim FarmerTwo new films — one a documentary on the legendary Grace Jones and the other an excellent lesbian-themed feature — are on tap for the next few weeks, providing an excellent alternative to big-budg...

Inside the Deep, Forbidden World of Todrick Hall

J. Matthew Cobb When Todrick Hall made his splash on season nine of “American Idol,” he assailed the boring status quo by forcing ballsy renditions of pop favorites into the mix. He admits it wasn’t enou...

Drag queen beauty queen to preen at Atlanta film scene

“Miss Richfield 1981, ‘Born Again,’" a drag performance by Russ King, will arrive in Atlanta on April 19, after two years away. King is presenting a whole new show, as a part of the upcoming Atlanta Film Festiv...

Gay Holocaust survivor at center of new Atlanta Opera production

Working with composer Jake Heggie on the operas “Three Decembers” and “Dead Man Walking” has been such a satisfying experience for Atlanta Opera’s artistic director Tomer Zvulun that he was always looking to do...

Topher Payne's 'Perfect Arrangement' at Theatrical Outfit

‘Perfect Arrangement’ returns relevant as ever

It had its origins in Atlanta — courtesy of a reading via The Process Theatre — before Topher Payne’s “Perfect Arrangement” evolved into a work that has played across the country and even had an off-Broadway ru...

LGBTQ ties abound in ART Station comedy ‘Clark Gable Slept Here’

A naked — and dead — male prostitute drives the action in the new play “Clark Gable Slept Here,” which just opened at ART Station in Stone Mountain.A fairly new play that made its debut at Zoetic Stage in M...

Actor’s Express taking on timely epic ‘Angels in America’

It’s one of the most important and respected plays of the last 30 years, but, with its lengthy running time (two halves equaling roughly seven hours of theater), “Angels in America” is not produced often. Nonet...

Audio: Catching Up with ‘Angels in America’ director Freddie Ashley

Freddie Ashley, artistic director of Actor's Express, talks with Georgia Voice Editor Patrick Saunders about the theater company's production of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning two-part ep...

‘Grindr The Opera,’ Frenchie Davis, Leslie Jordan coming to Out Front Theatre by year’s end

If you’re looking for a comedic pick-me-up to 2017, you’re in luck. Tim Evanicki Productions presents a strong lineup of boisterous, often poignant shows through the end of the year at Out Front Theatre Company...

A time of reckoning: Atlanta's LGBTQ community addresses racism problem

HIV Vaccine Moves On to Late-Stage Testing

LGBTQ Americans May Be More Likely to Show Early Signs of Dementia

Gay Porn Emits Estimated 17 Million Tons of Carbon Dioxide a Year

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

Billy Porter Makes History with Emmy Nomination

DC Universe Gets First Gay Villain in ‘Birds of Prey’

Nicki Minaj Cancels Saudi Arabia Concert in Pro-LGBTQ Move