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Bradley Gibson on his Aladdin-Hercules fantasy, queering a Richard Rogers classic & Simba snafu
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Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club, Cole Escola’s hit Oh, Mary! has been extended through the summer, and Jonathan Groff and Jinkx Monsoon will be arriving this spring.
But there are plenty of other venues to discover LGBTQ+ talent where you can get up close and personal (hands to yourself, please).
54 Below, located on the lower level of the famous nightclub-turned-Broadway theater, recently transitioned from a commercial to a nonprofit venue to sustain its legacy of presenting both emerging and marquee talent.
Upcoming performances include showcases of rising queer composers and RuPaul’s Drag Race season 16 alum Sapphira Cristál, but the show that has our tunics in a twist is the solo debut of Bradley Gibson.
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Cheyenne Jackson recalls keeping his kids safe during L.A. fires: “I’ll never forget the look in my son’s eyes”
A post shared by C H E Y E N N E J A C K S O N (@mrcheyennejackson)Thousands of people are now having to deal with losing their homes, including many who work in the creative industries.Longtime Hollywood publicist Harlan Boll said he and his partner had seen their Altadena home destroyed by the Eaton Fire.“This house would have been the same age as Jimmy Carter,” Boll told ABC. “We lived here for 20 years and this was also our 25th anniversary. So it’s kind of a double, triple, quadruple whammy.” “I was lucky.
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