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“Boring” queers rise! Gays reveal the types of LGBTQ+ representation they want to see more of on TV
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GLAAD’s research can attest, representation of LGBTQ characters has to be about quality and not just quantity.In a recent Reddit thread, gay men discussed the gay representation they’d like to see more of in media.
And many of the most popular comments had a common refrain: Gay guys just want to see familiar-looking gay guys living familiar-seeming lives and having everyday triumphs and troubles.
In other words, they want media to put the “normal” in gay normalization. Whatever “normal” means!Here are some of the top comments from the thread:“Personally, I’d like to see more representation of gay men who struggle financially.
Like, gay men who come from lower-class or working-class kinds of backgrounds. It seems like a lot of the gay characters in most TV shows and movies come from middle-class or upper-class kinds of backgrounds.
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12.12 / 02:05
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‘How to Dance in Ohio’ brings a fresh perspective on queer visibility to Broadway
How to Dance in Ohio, finds inspiration in the 2015 documentary of the same name, which follows a group of autistic teens and young adults preparing for a spring formal dance.Based on events at the real-life Amigo Family Counseling Center in Columbus, Ohio, the stage production premiered regionally at Syracuse Stage in 2022, starring seven autistic performers, each now making their Broadway debut.How to Dance in Ohio takes two monumental steps forward in bringing visibility and a range of breakout performances among its lead performers, who dismantle stereotypes with humor, vulnerability, and vocal nuance on par with the industry’s leading talent.Jacob Yandura and Rebekah Greer Melocik’s score lacks the soaring melodic hooks of Dear Evan Hansen or the driving force of Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen (transferring to Broadway next spring). Still, under Sammi Cannold’s direction, each character finds their moment to shine.Alicia Keys finds inspiration from her real-life upbringing in Hell’s Kitchen for a new musical showcasing her Grammy-winning songbook.In collaboration with Cannold, choreographer Mayte Natalio keeps group sequences shifting and dynamic — it is called How to Dance in Ohio, after all — staying true in style to service the story and allowing whimsical nuance, like Conor Tague’s overly enthusiastic Tommy, to shine through.The musical takes one step back in its parental portrayals, which feel like unnecessary broad strokes on a painting already taking shape.
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