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For Out's May/June cover, Broadway divas join forces to continue the long theatrical tradition in which women and queer people fight for and celebrate one another.
Sobule, who was bisexual, became famous with the sapphic anthem, but her career included a total of 12 albums and an autobiographical musical.
Boop! The Musical star Ainsley Melham opens up about the hit Broadway show, queer joy as protest, and why dancing through darkness might be the ultimate act of defiance.
Here's what you need to know about Anyma's residency at Sphere.
Billy Eichner talks about playing Timon in Mufasa: The Lion King prequel and reveals his NYC favorites and travel tips.
Listen to an exclusive track from the Broadway musical — and hear what being a gay icon means to Megan Hilty, Jennifer Simard, and Michelle Williams.
With Oh, Mary! becoming a surprise sensation, writer and star Cole Escola prepares to take their madcap play about Mary Todd Lincoln to the Great White Way.
Sometimes, it's those small moments in our lives that make a lasting impact. In this insightful article by Raja Feather Kelly, discover the power of creating safe spaces and embracing authenticity.
"I love you xx," Tovey wrote to Groff.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning play about a Black queer creative arrived in Los Angeles with Pride.
Celebrating a Tony nomination for Merrily We Roll Along and the 10th anniversary of Looking, the Out cover star reflects on his groundbreaking and unexpected career as an out actor.
Titanique co-creator Tye Blue discusses the origins of his musical jukebox parody and ode to Céline Dion.
Check out these steamy photos of the hot model and dancer.
The out actor, who is currently starring in the West End production of Backstairs Billy, wants to remind you that's he's absolutely ripped!
The acclaimed transgender actress and activist will bring her life story to the stage in S/He and Me.
The icon returned to her Broadway roots to support the cast during a surprise visit.
Mulvaney was originally a musical theater actor before becoming an influencer.
Actors Nathan Levy and Ryan Steele talk staging a queer happily-ever-after to Britney Spears hits.
“I am absolutely still pursuing my ongoing life in the theater, and there are definitely shows that I could see myself in,” the RuPaul’s Drag Race star tells Out.
Will we have to worry about the upcoming Wicked film adaptation being delayed?
