One of the largest film festivals of its kind in the world, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival opens its 2022 festival tonight. The always LGBTQ-inclusive...
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Atlanta’s venerable improv house is up to its old tricks again. For the holidays, a surprise character “invades” each performance of the scripted classic...
UPDATE | This performance was canceled after our story went to press. Visit pnotheatre.org.
Grant McGowen always knew that he wanted to get around to...
Emmy-nominated actor and gay Atlanta restauranteur Mitchell Anderson reflects on his life and unique career in his all-new cabaret-style show "You Better Call Your...
Atlanta’s LGBTQ theatrical troupe kicks off its live-theater 2021-2022 season on Thursday with three fun-filled weeks of the musical favorite, “Xanadu.”
The show is Out...
Living authentically is the message that Pastor Eddie Lawrence preaches to his flock at Perpetual Peace Ministries, but does his own truth extend beyond the...
The always-inclusive Actor’s Express opens its 34th season with the local premiere of Lucas Hnath’s Red Speedo on Saturday. It’s a triumphant return from...
Words of wisdom by, for, or about LGBTQIA Ghosts of Christmases Past place us in context of history and urge us forward as individuals and as a movement to forge the next chapter.
The basics of an often sidelined or co-opted black queer subculture that takes us from from 'Paris' to 'Pose' with influences that, spoiler!, have nothing to do with Madonna’s ‘Vogue.’