EgoPo Classic Theater produces the rarely seen Theatre of the Ridiculous play, Turds in Hell, in a production that doesn't reach the level of absurdity that it could. Read the review by queer Philly critic Frank Schierloh.

The Strides Collective presents the premiere of the new play Confabulation, in a production that never quite hits the marks it's aiming for.

Go into the world of cabaret for a fabulous evening of Judy Garland music and celebration of being queer. Tyler Houchins is a cabaret star.

The Pulitzer Prize winning play returns to Philadelphia in a rapturous production, filled with a stellar cast and meaningful story.

NewFest 35 is in full swing and here is a batch of reviews of some of the films premiering there.

The biopic Rustin sheds a light on the influential civil rights activist Bayard Rustin with an Oscar-worthy performance at its heart.

The book to screen adaptation of Red, White & Royal Blue succeeds in capturing the romance of the novel, but misses the mark in other areas.

Other Orbits, by Applied Mechanics, is a visually arresting piece that ultimately doesn't do enough with the big ideas it presents.

A strong book, and not as strong score are the key takeaways of the touring production of Beetlejuice the musical. Review by Frank Schierloh

A list of my 10 favorite LGBT+ movies! In no particular order, these are my favorites of the LGBT+ film canon.

A preview with Philly artist Katherine Perry about their one night stand: Sex Talk (Brooke's Bits) as part of Philly Theatre Week 2023.

The film Bros fails to be all that groundbreaking in its depiction of the LGBTQIA community, nor is it all that entertaining as a rom-com.

Of An Age tells the story of queer love in two stages of life, and how the moments we cherish can become those which torment us most.