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This queer fantasia says “faggot” nearly 100 times and owns every single one
"The Faggots and Their Friends" transforms a 1977 queer parable into a multi-disciplinary provocation that's bold, sprawling, and unapologetic.
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The Hammer's seventh biennial proves L.A.'s creative scene is flourishing with 28 artists capturing the city's fragmented character.
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Michael Cerveris leads a radiant ‘A Christmas Carol’ at PAC NYC
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‘Gotta Dance!’ proves Broadway’s best choreography lives on
In "Gotta Dance!," Broadway vets lead an ensemble through iconic choreography by Michael Bennett, Jerome Robbins, and more.
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The Second City unwraps seasonal satire in ‘Holidazed and Amused’
The Second City's holiday show delivers sharp seasonal sketches and laugh-out-loud moments, even when the improv Ghost of Christmas Present…
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From underground cult classic to theater spectacle, this queer manifesto finally lands in NYC
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15 years in, ‘Nutcracker Rouge’ remains NYC’s sexiest holiday tradition
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‘Horror’ at Sprüth Magers asks: What are you really afraid of?
By Karan Singh Between the dreams and nightmares (Gatorade commercial auditions and raging wildfires, to name a few) that make…
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