San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Playwright Paul Slade Smith opts for the hilarity of incompetence in “The Outsider,” his portrayal of the accession of a most unusual American lieutenant governor to the governor’s office as the result of a sex scandal.

Last year, McKrae Game, a once highly ranked advocate and founder of Hope for Wholeness, a conversion therapy program was fired, came out as gay and shunned the method in an interview by The Post and Courier

RuPaul is becoming the drag queen of all media, next stop: Showtime.

In a new HBO series called We’re Here famous drag queens Shangela, Bob the Drag Queen, and Eureka embark on road trips across the nation in order to makeover contestants living in rural America. 

In Sylvan Oswald’s “A Kind of Weather,” a 30-something writer called Kid (August Forman) is a trans male in the process of writing his memoir about the transition for editor Rose (Andréa Agosto), who’s getting antsy about that manuscript.

Connor Jessup is seeing great success both in his professional life and personal life. Not only is his Netflix original show Locke and Key getting great reviews, but he confirmed over the weekend that he and fellow actor Miles Heizer of 13 Reasons Why are an item.

“Jitney” is part of playwright August Wilson’s 10-part “Pittsburgh Cycle” of plays chronicling African American life throughout the 20th century. The eighth in the series, it was the first written but the last to be performed on Broadway, in 2017.

Isak Dinesen’s 1958 short story “Babette’s Feast,” adapted for the stage by Rose Courtney, plays there through Feb. 16.

The film adaptation won the Best Foreign Film Oscar in 1987. The play, however, was adapted from the short story, not the film.

How about a goofball murder-mystery musical called “Murder For Two,” featuring two piano-playing, singing actors playing a total of 13 (oops, unlucky number) characters.

Join one of San Diego's most creative and inspiring dance companies on Sunday, Feb 9 at New Village Arts for a dance workshop and performance!

Dance Spirit Magazine and the San Diego Union-Tribune call "PGK Dance! one of the best, most thrilling, entertaining professional companies in SoCAL."