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list.co.uk – Written by: Lauren Mayberry
A how-to guide from the Godmother of Drag
A wise man (well, James Brown) once said this was a man’s world. That sentiment may broadly remain the same, but one wise woman has found us women a unique way int…
medindia.net – by Nancy Needhima
Transgender persons in India and other Asian countries are gradually surfacing from the social stigma that continues to relegate them to sub-human levels of existence in society. The short documentaries made by seven…
thestar.com – By Richard Ouzounian – Theatre Critic
Every show that Robert Lepage creates is ultimately about one thing – Robert Lepage – and Eonnagata, which opens Nov. 18 at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, is no exception.
This is not …
desmoinesregister.com – Rekha Basu
Since seeing “Rent” in his freshman year of high school, Kevin Brown, now a Roosevelt senior, longed to play Angel, the gentle African-American drag queen dying of AIDS. He got his chance last week, on the Roosevel…
broadway.com – By Everett Quinton
Everett Quinton made his mark on the off-Broadway scene thanks to his work as artistic director of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company. Quinton, who took over the role after the death of his partner, company founder C…
blog.seattlepi.com – Posted by megvanhuygen
You know a drag queen is good when you can’t actually tell if she is a woman or not. And you are one. A woman, I mean.
I first saw The Vaudevillians at Schmorgasborg, the Balagan Theater’s free monthly …
blogs.westword.com – By Melanie Asmar
Photos of Angie, a documentary about the life and death of transgender Greeley teen Angie Zapata, is one step closer to being finished. Alan Dominguez of Loco Lane Films has now added a score performed by Denve…
tvguide.com – by Denise Martin
Just days after the Parents Television Council lobbed its latest salvo against Glee, the show risks further wrath from the decency police with a nose-thumbing trip to Transsexual, Transylvania.
In Tuesday’s episode,…
courant.com – By Susan Dunne
We first spot Maria Kogan in the movie “Play in the Gray” wearing a platinum-blond mullet wig, prancing around the streets of Provincetown, Mass., playing a toy saxophone. Someone observing her might think she is a man,…
huffingtonpost.com – George Heymont – San Francisco-based arts critic
Great storytellers don’t just pop out of nowhere. Their skills are built over years of practice sculpting words and phrases before live audiences as they seek the hidden musicalit…