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Showgirls Movie 30th Anniversary Event

An evening with Elizabeth Berkley for the 30th anniversary screening of “Showgirls" will take place  for one night only at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas on Thursday October 9th. For the very first time “Showgirls” star Elizabeth Berkley will engage directly with fans in a truly intimate post-screening conversation. This special event will give audiences a rare opportunity to connect with Elizabeth on a deeper level & celebrate the lasting legacy of a film & bold performance as Nomi that continues to shape pop culture. Berkley stated, "It is a thrill to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Showgirls in Austin with fans who have championed this film with such love & ownership over the years. Austin is such a hub of creativity - where film, music, & the arts intersect making it the perfect place to honor this milestone. To come together here, three decades later, with laughter, nostalgia & a deep sense of community, is an honor I will cherish.” Recognized by the London Times as a “fearless & committed actress” Berkley has secured an iconic place in pop culture. From defining one of television’s most memorable teen characters to pioneering bold female roles on screen her influence continues to resonate across generations. Beyond her acting career she is also a New York Times bestselling author of Ask Elizabeth (Penguin) a book born from her volunteer work since 2006 to support girls’ self-esteem. Next she’s be appearing with Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Kim Kardashian & Niecy Nash in the upcoming Hulu female legal drama “All’s Fair” created by Ryan Murphy. 
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Liz Callaway Broadway & Beyond Event

Liz Callaway, Tony Award nominee, Emmy winner & newly-minted Grammy nominee will perform at a special fundraising kickoff event for Riverside Theatre Works 2025-2026 season on Saturday September 20th at 7P in Boston, MA. Callaway made her Broadway debut in Stephen Sondheim's “Merrily We Roll Along” & went on to star in “Baby”, “Miss Saigon”, “The Look of Love”, “The Three Musketeers” & for 5 years appeared as Grizabella in “Cats”. Liz also sang the Academy Award-nominated song "Journey to the Past" in the animated feature “Anastasia”. Liz stated, “I’m so looking forward to returning to Boston with my show Broadway & Beyond for Riverside Theatre Works. Alex Rybeck will be joining me at the piano for a 2-act concert of songs from Broadway shows, movies, 60's pop & of course, some Sondheim.” This is a fabulous opportunity to support a great org & witness Callaway in a spectacular concert that highlights her incredible vocal talent & stage presence. Liz will showcase her storied career in this concert featuring songs from the Broadway shows she starred in along with songs from her recording career including her Grammy-nominated Sondheim album “To Steve With Love” & her Oscar-nominated hit from “Anastasia”. Riverside Theatre Works was founded 4 decades ago by Marietta Phinney a music teacher in Hyde Park’s Readville neighborhood who realized that local children weren’t getting enough exposure to the arts. RTW’s mission is to have all aspects of their org reflect the cultural, social & economic diversity of our community. Liz Callaway Broadway & Beyond is a fundraiser for RTW’s Educational & Theatrical Programming. Tickets run $42.50 - $67.50 with table seating ticket holders invited to a special post-show reception with Ms. Callaway. 
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 NewFest 37TH New York Film Festival

NewFest announced the full lineup for the 37th edition of its annual New York Film Festival with a total of 130 films including 28 narrative features, 7 documentary/nonfiction features, 8 legacy retrospective features, 7 episodic series & 12 shorts program screenings with the full program featuring work from 29 countries. The 2025 festival will run in-person from October 9th through October 19th in theaters throughout Manhattan & Brooklyn with streaming available throughout the United States on NewFest’s on-demand platform October 9th through 21st. David Hatkoff, NewFest Executive Director stated, “Celebrating queer stories is an act of rebellion—one that challenges erasure & insists on visibility. This festival has always been a space for resistance, celebration & community, which is all the more vital as LGBTQ+ stories come under attack. The stakes are high—let’s watch films, push back & have a damn good time doing it.” Nick McCarthy NewFest Director of Programming concluded, “This year’s wide-ranging line-up is a tribute to triumphant stories that center the LGBTQ+ community. We’re thrilled to feature new & legacy films that boldly celebrate personal expression & at times defy categorization, while addressing vital topics that include the transformative power of art, immigration & our enduring lineage. We look forward to engaging artists & audiences in conversation as we amplify the best in queer cinema from around the world.” Founded in 1988 NewFest is New York’s largest presenter of LGBTQ film & media & the largest convener of LGBTQ audiences in NYC. In-person premieres & screenings will take place at the SVA Theatre, The LGBT Community Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) & Nitehawk Prospect Park. 
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Artist Amy Sherald To Be Honored

Amy Sherald artist & advocate will be honored at this year’s HRC National Dinner in Washington with the Ally for Equality Award for amplifying the existence & experiences of our community in her art. The sold-out 2025 HRC National Dinner takes place on Saturday September 13th at the Washington Hilton. Kelley Robinson HRC President stated, “Amy Sherald’s work brings to life the diversity, beauty & power of our community. Her talent, advocacy & bravery, in the face of cruel & politically motivated censorship, calls forward a vision of the American Dream that is not only inclusive, but celebrates the diversity of our beautiful community. We are so excited to honor her at this year’s National Dinner, as we work toward making LGBTQ+ stories, faces & voices an undeniable part of our country’s history and future. This night will be a moment to lift up the voices of our advocates, celebrate the beauty of our authentic selves & unite around a future where our community’s dreams know no limits. Amy Sherald concluded, “In the fight for social justice, art has served as a megaphone — it has been a place where dreams are held & a lens through which we can imagine a better, inclusive & more authentic world. Through my work, I seek to make visible the full, complex truth of American life. Transgender people, Black & Brown people, we are all part of the American identity. Attempts to erase our existence is not only futile, but a blatant disservice to the truth.” The National Dinner brings together HRC’s dedicated advocates, members & supporters across the country to raise crucial funds in the fight for LGBTQ equality. 
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Tyler Clementi Foundation Upstanders

Now as the new school year has begun the Tyler Clementi Foundation that stands against bullying has announced 2 powerful fundraising events first in Washington DC on September 17th & the second taking place in NYC on October 23rd. The DC event will honor Reggie Greer with the Upstander Award for his tremendous work as a global LGBTQ advocate to be presented by Bishop Gene Robinson. Jane Clementi, Tyler Clementi Foundation Co-Founder & CEO will share the Foundation’s vision & work to end online & offline bullying & empower people to become Upstanders in their schools, workplaces & communities. This special gathering brings together local leaders, advocates & supporters for an inspiring evening to uplift kindness, compassion & inclusion. The event will also feature an exclusive auction with unique experiences & items you won’t want to miss it. Then on October 23rd the 11th Annual Upstander Legacy Celebration takes place in NYC. The Upstander Legacy Celebration is the Tyler Clementi Foundation’s largest signature fundraising event presenting a powerful evening that brings together champions on inclusion, LGBTQ allies & advocates committed to ending bullying in all its forms. This year actor & activist Wilson Cruz will be honored who embodies what it means to be an Upstander through his courageous voice & unwavering advocacy. Actor Robin de Jesús will be presenting the honor to Cruz. The Tyler Clementi Foundation was founded by the Clementi family to prevent bullying through inclusion & the assertion of dignity & acceptance as a way to honor the memory of Tyler Clementi a son, a brother & a friend. 
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Creative Coalition Humanitarian Awards

Ahead of the Primetime Emmy Awards influential voices in television will be celebrated at The Creative Coalition’s 11th Annual Humanitarian Awards Luncheon on Saturday September 13th at Craig’s in West Hollywood, CA. This year’s Honorees include 2025 Emmy nominees Jason Isaacs (The White Lotus), John Turturro (Severance) & Natasha Rothwell (The White Lotus) as well as Emmy & Tony Award-winner Judith Light (Poker Face) & actors Jon Gries (The White Lotus), Brianne Howey (Ginny & Georgia) & Skye P. Marshall (Matlock). The honorees will be recognized for using their platforms to champion causes that spark change including mental health advocacy, arts education, family caregiving & social justice. This year’s presenters include Emmy Award-winner Alex Borstein (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Emmy nominee Yvette Nicole Brown (Inside Out 2), actor Sarah Catherine Hook (The White Lotus), Emmy nominee Tig Notaro (The Morning Show) & Emmy-nominated executive producer David W. Zucker (The Good Wife). Variety Senior Culture & Events Editor & Emmy nominee Marc Malkin will emcee the event. All proceeds from the Humanitarian Awards support The Creative Coalition’s advocacy work to protect the arts & elevate artistic expression nationwide. Over the past decade the event has become Hollywood’s signature intersection of entertainment & impact with an esteemed roster of past honorees including Uzo Aduba, Patricia Arquette, Colman Domingo, Amy Poehler, Ryan Murphy, Sheryl Lee Ralph & Henry Winkler. Founded in 1989 by prominent members of the creative community The Creative Coalition educates, mobilizes & activates its members on issues of public importance through award-winning public service & advocacy campaigns that advance funding for the arts & arts education as the premier nonprofit nonpartisan advocacy organization of the arts & entertainment community. 
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National Tour Hokus Pokus Live Expands

Hokus Pokus Live! the wickedly fabulous theatrical experience starring Ginger Minj, Jujubee & Sapphira Cristál as the legendary sisters & Landon Cider as Billy have added 11 new cities to their North American tour running now through October 26th in a city near you. Hokus Pokus Live! is written, directed & co-produced by Minj. Ginger stated, "We are incredibly excited to bring Hokus Pokus Live! to audiences everywhere. This tour brings together an extraordinary lineup of talent, each a master of their craft. It's more than just a drag show; it's a magical theatrical experience that will leave audiences spellbound.” Hokus Pokus Live! is a true love letter to the classic film inspired by Bette Midler encouraging Ginger on the set of “Hocus Pocus 2.” Ginger recalls Midler telling her, “I just really love the way that you do me. I would like to see you take this and run with it & turn it into something.” This must-see new narrative promises an evening of raucous laughter, unparalleled talent, stunning vocals, spellbinding performances, jaw-dropping drag artistry & unforgettable entertainment as these queens & king bring their unique brand of sorcery to stages across North America. With hauntingly hilarious comedy, powerhouse vocals & a dash of magic this live spectacle brings the cult classic to the stage like never before. The additional cities are Toronto, Buffalo, Portland (Maine), Boston, Red Bank, Wilmington, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Dallas, Phoenix & Anaheim. It’s also been announced that the original Los Angeles tour date set for October 6th has been moved to October 26th at The Novo closing out the 2025 tour. Hokus Pokus Live! is produced by Fruit Wine Productions, AEG Presents & Producer Entertainment Group (PEG). 
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Valley Film Festival After 25 Years

The Valley Film Festival is celebrating its 25th Anniversary of thought provoking storytelling with a showcase of 50 films from around the world September 17th to 21st at the Laemmle NoHo 7 theatre in North Hollywood, CA. The Valley Film Festival was founded by Los Angeles native & proud “Valley Girl” Tracey Adlai in 2000 to spotlight locally produced films in response to the San Fernando Valley’s attempt to secede from Los Angeles. This year’s festival however will mark the end of The Valley Film Festival as a traditional festival as the non-profit arts organization a project of Community Partners will transition into residencies & retreats for filmmakers in 2026. Tracey Adlai, Valley Film Festival Founder & Executive Director stated, “When I founded The Valley Film Festival in 2000, Los Angeles had a handful of film festivals & none supported the San Fernando Valley. It’s been a sincere pleasure to provide a discovery platform for films & filmmakers, based on merit, from across the world as well as from around the corner for 25 years. From our first year at Pacific Theatres, at the iconic Sherman Oaks Galleria, to our longstanding partnership with Laemmle Theatres, true champions of independent & foreign film. While it may be the end of our traditional festival, we will continue to foster community & culture among filmmakers in the (818).” Festival highlights include the World Premiere of “Dorothea” from the twisted mind of Chad Ferrin will open the 5-day festival. “The Prospect” directed by Robert Schultz & Dana Donnelly closes out the festival with its West Coast Premiere. Shorts programs & free educational panels fill out the week at the Laemmle NoHo 7 theatres in the NoHo Arts District. Tickets are $15 per program. 
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"Bats, Balls & Family" Florida Exhibition

Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library (SNMAL) will honor South Florida’s Gay Amateur Athletic Association (SFGLAA) through an inspirational exhibit opening Friday September 12th & runs through Sunday November 2nd in Fort Lauderdale, FL. The Bats Balls & Family: The History of the South Florida Amateur Athletic Association Exhibit opening reception will be held on September 12th at 6P in the Hester & Ross Galleries 1300 East Sunrise Blvd in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Robert Kesten, Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library President & CEO stated, “This exhibit is a vibrant tribute to community members who used sports as a tool to engage & overcome historic obstacles foisted on us by the outside world. Sports has always been a great unifier in the United States & it has helped build comradery between diverse groups of people that otherwise may have never met." Founded in 1994 originally as the South Florida Softball League the SFGLAA has welcomed more than 500 members over the course of 30+ years providing an accepting space for athletes of all skill levels while building national & international relationships with numerous organizations including International Pride Softball & United States of America Softball. Kesten concluded, “The SFGLAA is proof that when our community comes together, amazing things happen. These athletes, many of whom felt unwelcome by mainstream sports, built a place where teamwork, visibility, friendship & healthy competition were the priority, quickly becoming a lifeline. Their efforts transformed South Florida into what it is today. Now we celebrate their efforts & cheer on the future which is sure to be even more amazing." 
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Toronto International Film Fest Event

For the 4th consecutive year the Toronto International Film Festival & GLAAD in partnership with The Trans Film Mentorship (TFM) in tandem with the group’s Trans Filmmakers Summit (TFS) returns on Sunday September 7th on the TIFF Lightbox rooftop. This year’s Summit promises to be its most dynamic edition yet expanding its programming & deepening its commitment to uplifting trans, non-binary & gender-diverse storytellers. Nick Adams, VP of Entertainment at GLAAD stated, "GLAAD is proud to support this year's Trans Film Summit, a critically important event directly supporting storytellers, who are trans & their short film projects. At a time when transgender characters in television & film have declined precipitously & trans people are being targeted & attacked, it's essential that trans creatives are empowered to tell our own stories. The Trans Film Summit is an incredible place where this resourcing & mentorship is re-invested into the talent in our community." Also returning this year is the highly anticipated CMF Barrier Breaker Award with this year’s recipient is Zackary Drucker the Emmy-nominated director for HBO’s The Stroll which won a Peabody Award in 2024 & a Special Jury Award at Sundance in 2023. At the heart of this year’s programming is the return of the ground-breaking Short Film Fund an initiative launched in partnership with Spindle Films Foundation whose founder J Stevens concluded, “Our mission has always been to champion emerging gender-diverse filmmakers by helping bridge the gap between vision & opportunity. This Fund is a tangible way for us to do that, offering real resources, mentorship & visibility to help storytellers take the next meaningful step in their careers” 
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American Dreams Tour Comes To Boston

HRC’s ongoing “American Dreams Tour” arrived in Massachusetts last night in a conversation with U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley & Kelley Robinson, HRC President. Addressing the standing room only crowd at the trendy Bow Market in Somerville, MA they spoke strongly against the current administration’s attempt to dismantle the freedoms of all Americans especially our LGBTQ community. Robinson, HRC President stated, “The American dream has never belonged to just one kind of person. It's been built by people who dared to demand more—by women who marched, by workers who organized, by Black folks who bled for freedom & by LGBTQ+ people who refused to disappear & every time this country tried to erase us, we rebuilt something stronger with our stories, our truth & our refusal to be silent.” Rep. Pressley added that this was the time to find your passion & use that passion to stand up & demand your constitutional rights that are the rights for all Americans. The event was moderated by Chastity Bowick - President of Marsha P. Johnson Institute. After their moving keynotes U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley & Kelley Robinson participated in a Q&A & offering their thoughts on how we can fight back to defend our rights & work together to build a better future. The evening concluded with Chris Erchull, Senior Staff Attorney at GLAD Law with an update on cases pending Federally & at the US Supreme Court effecting our community. HRC’s “American Dreams Tour” is an effort to raise One Million Voices for Equality to ensure pro-equality voices are heard loud & clear sending a message that we won’t tolerate hate & discrimination. 
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Traveling Legacy Link Mobile Art Studio

Internationally acclaimed artist Sydnéi SmithJordan whose work has appeared in exhibitions worldwide & in the collections of cultural icons such as Denzel Washington, Whoopi Goldberg & Sylvester Stallone has launched her most ambitious project to date. The Legacy Link Mobile Art Studio is a 32-foot converted RV traveling classroom designed to deliver art as a tool for healing, connection & storytelling directly into communities. SmithJordan stated, “Art has always been more than a career for me — it’s been a lifeline. The Legacy Link is about sharing that same possibility with others: the chance to heal, to preserve memory & to find joy through creativity. Wherever this studio parks, I hope it leaves behind not just artwork, but a renewed sense of connection.” Known for her bold “pop fusion” style melding oil paint with collage, fabric, glass & metal the Durham, North Carolina-born Cape May area resident has long used her practice to surface overlooked narratives in history from Negro League baseball players & Tuskegee Airmen to notable American women & a growing series honoring veterans. With The Legacy Link she brings that mission beyond gallery walls offering interactive workshops that empower individuals of all ages to explore creativity as a form of restoration & dialogue. SmithJordan’s work has been featured in The New York Times, Baltimore Sun, Cape May Magazine & Visions Fine Art Magazine. She studied fine art at the College of Design, Art & Architecture at Santa Monica College under the mentorship of Ronn Davis & illustration at Rhode Island School of Design. The Legacy Link Mobile Art Studio brings hands-on art workshops to youth, seniors & civic groups mile by mile, masterpiece by masterpiece. 
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Lexus International GPL Tournament

Marking its 2nd year in the Horse Capital of the World the Lexus International GPL Tournament takes place on Saturday September 6th at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY. Founded in 2006 GPL is the world’s only LGBTQ polo league with a network of players from 15 countries. Six polo teams of four players each will take to the field with every thrilling goal & galloping stride a testament to the team of remarkable athletes both human & equine. The players bring skill, courage & heart & the horses bring speed, grace & an unshakable spirit creating the magic of polo. Chip McKenney, President of GPL stated, “When I first founded GPL in Los Angeles, the goal was to gather a group of friends who shared an interest in polo. Historically & even today, there has been an absence of ‘out & visible’ gay athletes in professional sports. As we raise awareness & visibility of LGBTQ+ athletes, that visibility sparks discussion; discussion leads to understanding; understanding is the cornerstone of acceptance & acceptance is the key to inclusion. GPL is changing perceptions in the LGBTQ+ community, athletics & society at large, one chukker at a time.” From rainbow goalposts to Bourbon toasts more than 1,000 spectators are expected to attend the GPL’s Lexus International Polo Tournament in Lexington on Saturday September 6th at the Kentucky Horse Park. Sponsors in addition to Lexus, the Title Sponsor, the tournament is sponsored in part by the Georgetown/Scott County Tourism Commission, along with Delta Airlines, VisitLEX, Casablanca, J.P. Davis Partners, Bramhall Polo, La Jefe Polo, Delta, Georgetown Kentucky, Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington Polo, McKenney Media, Maker’s Mark, Sam Hahn Travel, Tackeria & RadioLEX. 
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Wild Side Of Holly Woodlawn (AUDIO)

This week I talked with writer Jeff Copeland about his new book “Love You Madly, Holly Woodlawn” published by Feral House. The memoir is how an unlikely friendship between a young gay writer collided with Holly Woodlawn one of Andy Warhol’s superstars from the films “Trash” & “Women in Revolt” as well as being Lou Reed's Holly in the hit glam rock song "Walk on the Wild Side". The book is based on the lengthy collaboration between Jeff & Holly as they created the bestselling 1991 autobiography “A Low Life in High Heels: The Holly Woodlawn Story”. For the trash mondo fans this must-read book is a pure delight & a refreshing escape from current affairs. Holly is the embodiment of Auntie Mame & Bette Davis fueled by chardonnay introducing Jeff to the glamorous & sometimes larcenous world of a Warhol Superstar. In turn Jeff uses his writing & typing talent to give Holly the second chance at the fame she craves. This wild read that you just can’t put down takes you on a ride through Hollywood in the late 1980’s through the 90’s. Many of the named people in this literary extravaganza are real & some are famous so you’ll probably recognize those but other names have been changed to protect the innocent & not so innocent’s privacy. The layout & design by Ron Kretsch illustrating Copeland’s journey also adds a timeless dimension with fabulous Hollywood montages & rare photos. I talked to Jeff about his inspiration for writing “Love You Madly, Holly Woodlawn” & his spin on moving forward in the current political climate. LISTEN  
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Collaborating Fashion & Science Event

During New York Fashion Week 2025 an event & runway show will take place featuring a world-first collaboration between emerging student designers from Parsons School of Design & cutting-edge HIV scientists. +Life a multi-media brand focused on eliminating HIV stigma with support from Gilead Sciences will debut HIV Unwrapped a global initiative that unites fashion, science & storytelling to confront HIV stigma & reignite a critical conversation on Saturday September 13th at the Nexus Club New York. The immersive choreographed show will spotlight the lived experiences of those impacted by HIV & those working to end the epidemic. Karl Schmid, HIV Unwrapped executive producer stated, “I’m thrilled to bring HIV Unwrapped to life during New York Fashion Week, because let’s be honest, HIV deserves better PR & what better way to do that than with fabulous fashion? This isn’t just a runway show; it’s a bold statement to smash stigma, spark conversation & remind the world that HIV is only part of our story. I’m proud to be part of a team turning science into style & compassion into couture & you won’t want to miss a single stitch.” Anthony Ramos, GLAAD Vice President of Communications & Talent concluded, “GLAAD is proud to support HIV Unwrapped at New York Fashion Week. By merging fashion, storytelling & science, this initiative opens new doors for HIV awareness & visibility, especially for younger generations who may not realize the ongoing impact of this epidemic. It’s a powerful reminder that ending HIV stigma requires creativity, collaboration & unapologetic visibility.” HIV Unwrapped will be filmed as a +Life original broadcast special premiering in conjunction with World AIDS Day on December 1st.
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"My First Ex-Husband" Coming To Boston

The Huntington’s Calderwood Pavilion will host the hilarious new comedy “My First Ex-Husband” by Joy Behar weekends only from September 12th to September 28th at the BCA 527 Tremont Street in Boston, MA. The cast will feature stars from theatre, television & film including Behar, Veanne Cox, Judy Gold, Jackie Hoffman & Tonya Pinkins. The play is a bold & heartfelt adaptation of true stories by Behar the legendary comedienne & co-host of The View. So prepare yourself for razor-sharp wit with no filters as it explores the messy, hilarious truths of love, sex & relationships. Joy Behar stated, “The stories are very relatable. Even if you never got a divorce, you still have problems with in-laws, let’s say, or sex, or kids, or money — everybody has problems. Marriage is a work in process all the time.” Behar crafted the evening of monologues based on interviews with friends & colleagues who endured breakups. “My First Ex-Husband” was first presented at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor before opening the new Off Broadway MMAC Theatre in NYC last January. Outrageous yet deeply relatable this show will resonate with anyone who has navigated the turbulent & often titillating seas of love. Times Square Chronicle says that My First Ex-Husband “appeals to men, women & anyone who has ever been in a relationship.” Each weekend a cast of 4 stars will bring their unique personalities to tell these tales that may be eerily familiar. Directed by Randal Myler & produced by Caiola Productions & Cyrena Esposito this North American tour plays weekends only at The Huntington’s Calderwood from September 12th to September 28th. 
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ART On Broadway For Limited Return

Bobby Cannavale, James Corden & Neil Patrick Harris are the cast of the first Broadway revival of Yasmina Reza’s play ART that begins previews August 28th at the Music Box Theatre in NYC for a limited run September 16th to December 21st. Directed by Scott Ellis ART is about 3 longtime friends & one ridiculously expensive painting. Question being is it art or is it just the world’s priciest inside joke. What begins as a polite debate over aesthetics & taste devolves into a clash of egos & resentments that challenges their friendship in 100 minutes of minimalist art, maximalist laughs & a moving look at what we really see & forgive in the people we love. Corden stated, “This is it. My ideal play. Art is a spiky, provocative, delightful show, unusually durable: one of the most produced plays in the world & translated into 30 languages. The Broadway version, wittily & urbanely translated from French by Christopher Hampton, won the Tony for best play. I still quote from it. That’s how hard Art hit. Do we really love our friends, or do we just love the flattering version of ourselves they reflect back? Is every friendship, at bottom, a power struggle? Funny, fast & tragic—100 minutes with no intermission. ‘The perfect evening.” Cannavale concluded, “It’s really less about the art than it is about what this painting does to the friendship. I don’t know how anybody could sit in that theater & not think about how they’ve experienced something similar with a friend. I know I have. I’ve been all three of these guys at some point in my life.” Read Vogue Article…  
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