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Broadening space for gender nonconforming singers
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‘The Cradle Will Rock’ Goldman Theater DCJCC (10/5-13) andBaltimore Theatre Project (10/18-20)Inseries.org Robin McGinness, an accomplished Baltimore-based transfemme baritone, knows a lot about music.
Also, as a gender nonconforming performer she’s learned how to navigate and carve out a career in opera. Currently, she is playing Mr.
Mister in the IN Series production of “The Cradle Will Rock,” a 1937 Brechtian allegory of corporate greed written and composed by Marc Blitzstein who was openly gay when that wasn’t an easy thing to be.
IN Series, D.C.’s innovative opera theater, which happens to rank high among McGinness’s favorite companies, infuses its take on a seldom seen classic with new energy, humor, melody, and a thirst for justice.
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Murder-mystery ‘Deathtrap’ has more to offer the gays than just a hunky Christopher Reeve
Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, we’re revisiting the 1982 whodunit Deathtrap, which notably featured a, well… *spoiler alert*Murder mysteries and whodunnits tend to have a particularly queer appeal. The worlds of Agatha Christie, Jessica Fletcher, or Benoit Blanc are always full of larger-than-life characters hiding secrets from each other, exotic faraway locations, fabulous women wrapped in outrageous clothing, and drama hiding in every corner.
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