Joshua Conkel's 'I Wanna Destroy You'
The new play explores the idea of the 'faggot minstrel show,' turning 30, and other crises of the queer millennial ...
The Clap: Arcadia
When 2009's London revival of Tom Stoppard's sublime Arcadia opened to mostly ecstatic reviews, I closed my …By Scott Hocker
Ladies We Love: Jane Fonda
Jake Shears: You were nominated for a Tony for your performance in Mois's Kaufman's 33 Variations, which just …By Out.com Editors
Cheyenne Jackson: The Entertainer
Fast-forward past the small-town childhood, and the stubborn, insistent facts of an austere upbringing -- an outhouse, …By Aaron Hicklin
Need To Know: Patrick Heusinger
So a gay fundamentalist Christian, an agnostic Jew, and a lapsed Catholic walk into an emergency room. Maybe you've …By Bill Keith
Ben Whishaw: Mysterious Skin
Hunched over a table in the bar of London's Royal Court Theatre, Ben Whishaw looks like a small woodland animal. As …By Gareth Mclean
The Clap: Hello Again
One of the more obscure musicals of the last few decades, Hello Again, is currently having its first New York revival …By Scott Hocker
Ladies We Love: Stockard Channing
When she arrives for her photo shoot, Channing glances at the clothing rack and says politely, "There's really …By Bill Keith
Catching Up With Matthew Morrison
Three years ago, if you wanted to know which Broadway leading man was most likely to break out onto the national scene, …By Phillip B. Crook
The Clap: Charles Busch's The Divine Sister
Homage, mimicry, tribute, camp: In the grip of Charles Busch, the eminent playwright and drag legend currently starring …By Scott Hocker
The Clap: Tennessee Williams's Vieux Carre'
Welcome to Out.com's new theater column, The Clap. We'll be covering noteworthy productions in New York City, …By Scott Hocker
Angels in America: The Dream Life of Angels
Has any play in the history of American theater wrung such tears from its audience as Angels in America? For those who …By Aaron Hicklin
Catching Up With Justin Bond
In the rolodex of performers who've made it big playing bitter, middle-aged, alcoholic women (Megan Mullally, …By Phillip B. Crook
Leonard Bernstein: Soul Mining
In 1976, the year that Leonard Bernstein shocked no one more than his wife of 25 years when he left her for a male …By Eric Wilson
Fall Preview: Joanna Lumley: The Gypsy Woman
Joanna Lumley once found herself on a desert island somewhere between Madagascar and Africa. She had no soap or …By Aaron Hicklin
Arthur Laurents Will Not Go Quietly
Over six decades in the theater, Arthur Laurents -- who wrote the celebrated books to Gypsy and West Side Story -- has …By Mickey Rapkin
Jerry Mitchell's Peepshow
Jerry Mitchell built his career reimagining Broadway's biggest shows. He choreographed (and often directed) revivals …By Shana Naomi Krochmal
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