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Circus Bella Celebrating 19 Seasons

Circus Bella returns for its 19th year of Circus in the Parks with their new show AH HA! June 3rd to July 27th in San Francisco, CA. Step into the splendid silliness of AH HA! a high-spirited romp bursting with hijinks, hilarity & heart. This fast-paced 60-minute performance puts a fresh spin on the classic one-ring circus blending daring feats with playful mischief & Circus Bella’s signature sparkle. Audiences of all ages will be swept up in the magic as a vibrant troupe of acrobats, aerialists, jugglers & clowns take the ring. Underscored by the live music of the Circus Bella All-Star Band AH HA! is a joyful, high-flying celebration of community, connection & pure circus delight. AH HA! is written & directed by Abigail Munn, music composed by Rob Reich & Ian Carey with costumes by Autumn Adamme & Dark Garden Unique Corsetry. New performers this year includes clown Tristian Cunningham a much sought after Hollywood actor working on such notable productions as “All Rise” on CBS, NCIS, 9-1-1, Mr. Mayor, Netflix’s comedy show “Family Reunion”, CSI Vegas, The Conners & Hulu’s Reasonable Doubt as Toni. Also joining the troupe this season are Garrett Allen & international award-winning acrobat Chloe Somers Walier. Returning performers include strongman Toni Cannon, clown Tristan Mia, aerial rope & duo acrobatics Mia Fan, acrobat Giusy Gentile, contortion Elise Hing, rola bola & trick bicyclist Ori Quesada, hula hoop Chloe Somers & Foot Juggling by Jack Weinstock. The 2026 Circus Bella season is funded in part by the Gerbode Foundation, San Francisco Grants for the Arts & the Svane Family Foundation. All shows are free with a suggested donation of $25. 
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Audre Lorde Wisdom Award Honorees

The National Black Justice Collective (NBJC) will host the 6th annual Audre Lorde Wisdom Awards this Saturday May 16th at 1P EST virtually. This event honors Audre Lorde the late icon & writer & commemorates National LGBTQ Elders Day. Dr. David J. Johns, Executive Director & CEO of the National Black Justice Collective stated, “Black LGBTQ+/SGL elders are the keepers of our history & the architects of our freedom. The Audre Lorde Wisdom Awards are our opportunity to honor the lives & legacies that shape movements & sustain our communities. It is both a celebration & a commitment to ensure our elders are supported, protected & able to age with the dignity they have long fought to secure for all of us.” This year’s honorees include Reverend Irene Monroe an African American lesbian feminist theologian, preacher, columnist, speaker & public intellectual & the co-host of NPR’s All Revved Up!, Brendalynn Goodall the former Manager of the City of Oakland’s Aging & Adult Services Division in California, Carlene Cheatam who helped organize the world’s first Black Pride among other leadership roles & June Crenshaw the Chief Operating Officer of the Capital Pride Alliance among others. Victoria Kirby York, MPA, NBJC Director of Public Policy and Programs concluded, “This celebration is both a call to action & a chance to honor our elders & learn from their experiences. We honor their brilliance, sacrifice & leadership while also demanding the policies & investments necessary to ensure Black LGBTQ elders can live with dignity, stability & care. If we truly value their wisdom, we must also fight for the conditions that allow them to thrive.” 
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One Night Only REAF Benefit Cabaret

The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation is presenting a special One Night Only Benefit Cabaret with the Broadway touring cast of "The Phantom of the Opera" on Monday June 15th at Marines' Memorial Theatre in San Francisco, CA from 7:30P to 9:30P. It's led by one of REAF's favorite performers Lisa Vroman who's sang in many of REAF's Help is on the Way galas & who starred as Christine in the original San Francisco production of Phantom 30 years ago as well as on Broadway. Lisa is back in this version of Phantom but as Madam Giry & is also helping to put this show together for this special One Night Only benefit cabaret. Cast members will present a wonderful evening of exceptional songs completely different from what they do their regular show. This will be an original evening of song, dance & comedy that you will never see again for an intimate high-energy evening. This not to be missed fabulous cabaret event will raise funds for REAF & more. Kenneth Henderson, Executive Director of the Richmond/Ermet AID Foundation stated, “People think the AIDS epidemic is over & we don't need to pay attention to it anymore. Events like One Night Only Benefit Cabaret serve not only to raise funds for local AIDS services but to remind people that there's still a need for funding them. More people are living with HIV & AIDS than ever before in history.” While you won't hear the music from the " The Phantom of the Opera" touring show you can expect to hear some other fabulous songs as cast members will be paying tribute to & singing songs made famous by many of Broadway's biggest divas. Tickets start at $54. 
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Long Leaf Pine Award For Ian Palmquist

Ian Palmquist has been honored with The Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award one of the highest civilian honors awarded by the North Carolina Governor’s Office. Ian has devoted his career to advocating for equality across North Carolina & nationwide including serving as the Executive Director of Equality NC & the Deputy Executive Director of Equality Federation. The Order of the Long Leaf Pine is granted by the Governor to individuals “for exemplary service to the State of North Carolina & their communities that is above & beyond the call of duty & which has made a significant impact & strengthened North Carolina.” Palmquist stated, “Thanks to Governor Stein for this wonderful honor. It was a joy to be surrounded by so many friends & incredible leaders.” Rev. Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, Executive Director of the Campaign for Southern Equality added, “Ian Palmquist’s impact on the LGBTQ+ community, in North Carolina & across the country, is profound. For decades, he has led with vision, integrity & a deep commitment to justice for all. Ian has changed so many people’s lives & he’s changed our state, too – all for the better.” This event also marked the official launch of the Ian Palmquist Leadership Fund advancing leadership opportunities for LGBTQ+ people. Fran “Hutch” Hutchins, Executive Director of Equality Federation concluded, “From his early days as a high school student organizer in Raleigh to his 12 years leading at Equality Federation & beyond, Ian has spent a lifetime dedicated to LGBTQ+ advocacy & I especially admire his history of paving the pathway for young & diverse future leaders. The Leadership Fund launched in his name will continue Ian’s legacy, ensuring that the most impactful, community-rooted leaders get the training and support they need to thrive.” 
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Massachusetts HIV Legislation Strategy

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has advanced legislation that will protect their residents from any reversal of federal policies critical to ending the HIV epidemic. The measure codifies into state statute current federal law & policy that requires insurance coverage for all FDA-approved HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medications without co-pays, deductibles, or prior authorization. Kenneth Mayer, MD, Medical Research Director & Co-Chair of The Fenway Institute stated, "The Massachusetts House, with leadership from Speaker Mariano, Chair Michlewitz, Leader Moran, and Chairman Lewis, has taken a critical step to protect public health & ensure access to one of the most powerful HIV prevention tools ever developed. PrEP can protect people against HIV infection, yet only about a third of eligible people in Massachusetts have a prescription. Cost, prior authorization & other barriers have long stood in the way, particularly for the communities most impacted by the epidemic. By codifying these protections in state law, Massachusetts is making clear that it prioritizes infectious disease prevention & reducing racial disparities in the HIV epidemic.” Ben Klein, Senior Director of Litigation & HIV Law at GLAD Law concluded, “We are grateful to Speaker Ron Mariano, House Ways & Means Chair Aaron Michlewitz & Majority Leader Michael Moran for recognizing that we cannot rely on a federal government that has shown hostility to HIV prevention & public health. This legislation will ensure that Massachusetts does not slide backwards in efforts to end the epidemic. We also express our deep appreciation to the sponsor of the House bill, Representative Jack Lewis, for his steadfast dedication to HIV prevention.” 
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Provincetown Film Festival 28th Year

The Provincetown International Film Festival (PIFF) celebrating its 28th year June 10th to 14th announced its lineup of narrative, documentary & short films as well as honorees for this year’s Filmmaker on the Edge & Festival Tribute. Ryan Murphy acclaimed director & producer has been named 2026’s Filmmaker on the Edge. Anne Hubbell PIFF Executive Director stated, “With a body of work that blurs the line between provocation & inspiration, Ryan Murphy embodies the spirit of Provincetown: daring, inclusive & vital to our cultural conversation.” It was also announced that notable choreographer & director  Adam Shankman will be honored with a Festival Tribute. Shankman’s STOP! THAT! TRAIN! is set to open the festival on June 10th. Andrew Peterson, PIFF Director of Programming added, Adam Shankman’s work has always been a joyful embrace of performance, spectacle & heart. Honoring him at this year’s festival is a celebration of an artist who has consistently brought audiences together through bold, entertaining storytelling.” Lisa Viola, PIFF Artistic Director concluded, “We are thrilled to present such a vibrant lineup that includes laugh-out-loud comedies, beginning with our fabulous opening night film STOP! THAT! TRAIN!, as well as innovative dramas, moving international features, compelling documentaries, & wildly creative short films that definitely speak to this moment. This year’s slate in particular represents bold new work from veteran filmmakers & first-time directors alike & we look forward to having our devoted community gather in Provincetown to engage with our filmmakers & experience these films together on the big screen." Special screenings include John Waters Presents: SICK OF MYSELF from filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli & the festival will close with FAMILY MOVIE from filmmakers Kevin Bacon & Kyra Sedgwick. 
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Lifetime Award Honoree Ann-Margret

The Chita Rivera Awards announced they'll be honoring stage & screen icon Ann-Margret with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The 2026 Chita Rivera Awards take place on May 18th at the NYU Skirball Center in NYC at 7:30P.  Also announced was that the hit off-Broadway show Gotta Dance! is this year’s recipient of The Douglas & Ethel Watt Critics’ Choice Award. This Award is bestowed by the journalists of the Chita Rivera Awards Broadway judging committee to recognize outstanding work that falls outside the framework of the original categories. It is named for the longtime Daily News theater critic Douglas Watt and his wife Ethel. Gotta Dance! is currently running at Stage 42. The Chita Rivera Awards celebrates dance & choreographic excellence, preserve notable dance history, recognize past, present & future talents while promoting high standards in dance education & investing in the next generation. The NYC Dance Alliance Foundation Scholarship Program & The Chita Rivera Training Grant are the beneficiaries of the event & since the inception of the Foundation over $5.4 million has been awarded to over 600 dancers attending 50 of the most prestigious college dance programs in the country. The Chita Rivera Training Grant consists of financial support plus one year of dance classes at Steps on Broadway in NYC. This year all funding & proceeds will support the creation of a new Chita Rivera Training Scholarship. The Chita Rivera Awards are produced by Joe Lanteri, Founder & Executive Director of the New York City Dance Alliance Foundation in conjunction with Patricia Watt. Tickets start at $125. 
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Cyndi Lauper Celebration of Courage

Cyndi Lauper will be honored at Celebration of Courage, Outright International’s annual awards & gala that takes place Monday June 1st at Pier Sixty, Chelsea Piers in NYC hosted by Laverne Cox. Levi Strauss & Co. & VoteLGBT will also be honored at this year’s event bringing together leaders, advocates, artists, & allies from around the world. Lauper will receive the 2026 Outspoken Award, Levi Strauss & Co. will be honored with the 2026 Outstanding Award & VoteLGBT is the 2026 Felipa de Souza Award Honoree. It’s an evening of inspiration & community in support of human rights for people everywhere. Celebration of Courage highlights Outright’s achievements & elevates & advances activists & our allies leading the charge to gain equality for people in their countries & around the world. Their annual awards & gala raises critical operating support for Outright & the global LGBTQ movement. This is a fabulous event including the “Courage Ball” a ballroom experience open to all with categories like Runway, Performance & Best Dressed. There will also be appearances from Avon Dorsey, Brita Filter, Claybourne Elder, Erik Ziemba, Jen Capra, Kal Penn, Randy Gardner, Wilson Cruz, members of the band BETTY, Alyson Palmer, Amy Ziff & Elizabeth Ziff & many more. This year’s bold dress theme is Wear Your Courage which is so timely as our LGBTQ communities around the world are facing increasing challenges. This is a night more than a celebration it’s a powerful act of solidarity & support. There will also be Outright’s Live & Silent Auctions featuring exclusive items, providing contributors with unique brand elevation & engagement opportunities. 
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Tyler Clementi Foundation Additions

The Tyler Clementi Foundation has announced the addition of community leaders & activists Collin Martin & Melissa Elizabeth Driscol to its Board of Directors. They will be joining an accomplished group of leaders dedicated to advancing the Foundation’s mission to end online & offline bullying in schools, workplaces & faith communities. Alan King, Board Chair of the Tyler Clementi Foundation stated, “We are thrilled to welcome Melissa Driscol & Collin Martin to the Tyler Clementi Foundation Board of Directors. Both Melissa & Collin bring a genuine commitment to the values at the heart of our mission; dignity, belonging & the belief that every person deserves to feel safe & accepted. Their advocacy & support for the LGBTQ+ community have made a meaningful difference in so many lives & we are honored to have their voices & experience joining the work of the Tyler Clementi Foundation. We look forward to the incredible impact we will create together.” Martin added, “As an openly gay athlete, I’ve helped make the soccer world a more inclusive place. I’m proud to join the Tyler Clementi Foundation & help advance that mission beyond sport.” Driscol concluded, “Being an Upstander means using my voice, visibility & relationships to challenge bullying wherever it shows up & to stand with those who are targeted. I am honored to join the Tyler Clementi Foundation Board & help amplify its mission through human connection, compassion & action.” The Tyler Clementi Foundation is a leading national nonprofit org working to end online & offline bullying in schools, workplaces & faith communities to honor the legacy of Tyler Clementi. 
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San Francisco Spotlight On Broadway

The 10th anniversary of the San Francisco Spotlight on Broadway fundraiser concert & showtunes extravaganza takes place on May 17th at the refurbished Grand Theater on 2665 Mission Street in San Francisco. The show will be hosted by the fabulous & multi-faceted Donna Sachet & Leanne Borghesi who are Spotlight veterans & certainly are no strangers to showtunes & will be joined by vocalist Jae Truesdell. The show features music from a number of hit Broadway shows from the perennial classics. If you’re thinking of Les Mis you’re spot on to the more recent such as Six: The Musical. You’ll hear the irresistible music of ABBA as featured in Mamma Mia along with selections from West Side Story, Cabaret & more. The San Francisco Pride Band is conducted by Matthew Fell who joined the band earlier this year as the Artistic Director of the Concert Band program. This is Matthew’s first Spotlight concert which means he’s just as excited as you to hear these toe-tapping musical hits. The band was founded by Jon Reed Sims in 1978 as the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Marching Band & Twirling Corps. Over the following years Sims created the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, the Queer Chorus of San Francisco & the now-defunct Lambda Pro Musica orchestra. He also inspired the creation of similar community bands such as New York’s Queer Big Apple Corps & Los Angeles’ Gay Freedom Band of Los Angeles. The San Francisco Spotlight on Broadway fundraiser concert is most important fundraiser of the year for the org with a fabulous silent auction for your bidding pleasure & a cash bar. 
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New York African Film Festival 33rd Year

The 33rd New York African Film Festival (NYAFF) a month-long cinematic celebration that takes place across NYC throughout the month of May kicks off at the Africa Center with a Town Hall forum May 1st centered on the theme of “Black Space” the ongoing transformation of social & physical environments by Black communities toward liberatory futures. Spanning theaters, cultural centers & public spaces the festival will present more than 100 films from over 30 countries across Africa & its Diasporas. The lineup includes more than 50 feature films & 60 shorts with many filmmakers in attendance for post-screening conversations. Mahen Bonetti, African Film Festival, Inc. (AFF) founder & Executive Director stated, “Across this year’s selection, filmmakers are reimagining the landscapes we inherit—drawing from ancestral wisdom not as something to leave behind, but as a source of renewal and possibility. Many of the directors, including a strong group making their first features, open new ways of seeing, rooted in land, spirit & the worlds we share. In these films, what sustains us becomes a kind of wealth, guiding how we envision & shape futures on our own terms. Together, they offer glimpses of brighter horizons, reminding us that even in difficult times, life takes root in surprising & extraordinary ways.” NYAFF is co-presented by the Africa Center, Film at Lincoln Center (FLC), the Maysles Documentary Center, BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) & New York City Parks Department. The programs of AFF are made possible by the generous support of the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts & more. 
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Baylor Hosts All Are Neighbors Event

Student leaders at Baylor University in Waco, Texas hosted a historic event on Wednesday April 22nd as prominent Christian advocates, Human Rights Campaign & Interfaith Alliance leaders addressed the “All Are Neighbors” gathering offering a powerful values-driven alternative to Turning Point USA’s “This Is the Turning Point” tour stop happened the same day. Kelley Robinson, HRC President stated, "We are here. On this campus, in this moment, together. Because this didn't just happen. This moment exists because people spoke up. Because students organized. Because a community decided that if harmful ideas were going to have a platform, then truth would have one too & that matters. Because democracy doesn't just happen every other year in November. Democracy is happening right here, right now & I want you to know they are talking about you & your courage in Washington, DC & on campuses across America... You are making the change so many people only talk about. So good people, I came deep in the heart of Texas to decree & declare that we are here. We are fighting for freedom without exception. We are fighting for democracy without exception. We are fighting for joy - somebody say joy - without exception." Baylor’s College Democrats, NAACP Baylor, Students Demand Action at Baylor, Hearts for the Homeless & Texas Rising asked for & received university approval to host the event marking the first time that students at Baylor have been permitted to host leading LGBTQ advocates on campus. Additional speakers for the event included Minneapolis minister & activist Rev. Susie Heyward who was a central faith organizer in the successful effort to push back against ICE’s Operation Metro Surge & Interfaith Alliance president & Baptist minister Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. 
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Supreme Court Takes On Preschool Case

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take up St. Mary Catholic v. Roy a case that will determine whether preschools that refuse to enroll children of same-gender couples may continue to receive Colorado state funding under the state's universal preschool program. Mardi Moore, CEO of Rocky Mountain Equality stated, “Colorado's universal preschool program was a landmark investment in our state's children, a commitment that every family would have access to quality early education. The answer to whether taxpayer dollars should fund institutions that turn children away because of who their parents are should be clear. Taxpayers should not fund discrimination. Public funding carries public responsibility & that basic contract cannot be selectively applied. Rocky Mountain Equality stands firmly with the Colorado families fighting to uphold the nondiscrimination protections that Colorado has enshrined in law & we urge the Court to affirm that equal rights & public funding are inseparable.” Kelley Robinson, HRC President concluded, “All students deserve to be accepted at school & treated equally regardless of their or their family members’ sexual orientation or gender identity. To give public dollars to preschools that openly treat students with LGBTQ+ parents differently is state backed discrimination & has no place in Colorado or everywhere else. Colorado’s policy is sound & responsible, but this case is part of a dangerous, escalating path that takes aim at LGBTQ+ children, parents & entire family units. This must stop.” Rocky Mountain Equality is a leading org dedicated to advancing LGBTQ rights & promoting equality & justice for all individuals in Colorado providing direct services to the community & engages in advocacy RMEQ strives to create a more inclusive & equitable society. 
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Janis Ian Conversation & Film Screening

As part of Wilton Women’s Week & presented by Stonewall National Women’s Fund singer-songwriter Janis Ian will join the screening of “Breaking Silence” a moving portrait of a legendary singer songwriter on Saturday April 26th at the Center for Spiritual Living in Oakland Park, Florida from 5P to 7P. Following her recent induction into ‘Standing on the Shoulders of Heroes’ exhibit Robert Kesten, SNMAL President & CEO stated, “We are welcoming Janis back to SNMAL as a family member & supporter of the work we do here. Her unique talents as a song writer & singer are an integral part of the culture we celebrate. Her artistry & commitment to advocacy energize every room she enters, reminding us of our own potential. People like Janis foster positive change. Despite intense societal pushback throughout her life, she persevered, cementing herself as a fighter & icon in the LGBTQ+ & women's communities. We look forward to what will surely be a sold-out event.” Enjoy drinks & hors d’oeuvres, a brief live musical tribute with a special performance by South Florida vocalist Heather Craig & followed by the film screening Ian will join the attendees for a conversation & a Q&A celebrating the power of women’s voices, truth-telling & the stories that shaped us. Tickets are $20 & include 2 drink tickets & hors d'oeuvres. Janis Ian won her 1st Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 1976 for “At Seventeen” & her 2nd Grammy in 2013 for Best Spoken Word Album for her audio book "Society's Child” when I talked to her about her career in this exclusive audio interview. LISTEN  
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Sean Dorsey Dance 22nd Home Season

Sean Dorsey Dance kicks off their 22nd home season April 24th to 26th at Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco, CA. The program entitled “We Choose Each Other” is a powerful evening of dances created as a balm for this moment in America. Dorsey stated, “We know this again & again, when our communities are under attack & in crisis, when we are being harmed, we choose each other. We choose to hold each other up, we choose to hold each other more tightly. That is what these dances are about – coming together out of deep care & love for each other.” Sean Dorsey Dance will also treat audiences to a “sneak peek” of their new-show-in-development performing the world premiere of several new dances. Additionally the company will be restaging pieces from the company’s 20-year award-winning repertoire. This is a program brimming with Sean Dorsey Dance’s signature fusion of full-throttle dance, luscious partnering, intimate storytelling & theater. The artistic team includes performances by Sean Dorsey, Brandon Graham, Héctor Jaime, David Le & Nol Simonse. Original music composed by Jesse Olsen Bay, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Alex Kelly, Cassandra Miller, Alejandro Mosso & Christophe Zurfluh. Lighting Design by Clyde Sheets, costume design by Krystal Harfert, stage manager Emily Paulson, technical director Jessi Barber, sound engineer & operator Jabari Tawiah & lighting operator Harry Rubeck. Sean Dorsey is an Emmy award-winning choreographer, dancer, writer, educator & activist long recognized as the first acclaimed trans modern dance choreographer in America. Dorsey has toured his work to more than 35 cities across the US & globally with his explicitly trans-positive pedagogy in more than 40 cities. 
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Shannon Minter Named TIME100 List

Shannon Minter, NCLR Legal Director has been named to TIME’s Annual TIME100 list of the 100 most influential people in the world. Minter is one of the nation’s foremost civil rights attorneys whose career spans more than 3 decades & has produced some of the most consequential legal victories in the fight for LGBTQ equality. Jennifer Levi, GLAD Senior Director stated, “I could not be more proud of my dear friend & long-time collaborator Shannon Minter for being named to the TIME100 Most Influential People list. This is an honor he has earned a thousand times over. Shannon is a true pioneer, an inspiration & a mensch. I am a better lawyer & person for the years I've had the chance to work with him. Congratulations, Shannon — this recognition is beyond deeply deserved.” Minter concluded, “I grew up in Texas knowing that I was different & feeling like an outsider, longing for a chance to belong and participate fully in the world around me. I became a lawyer to change that — not just for myself & other transgender people but for every LGBTQ person the law has failed to protect. For more than 30 years at the National Center for LGBTQ Rights, I have represented plaintiffs who risked everything to do exactly that — challenging harmful federal & state policies, defending their families & asserting their human rights to be safe from sexual violence while incarcerated. Their courage has reshaped our legal system & widened our vision of who belongs. They made me braver than I ever would have been on my own. TIME100’s recognition of this work means so much, especially in this moment.” I talked to Shannon in this 2020 exclusive podcast. LISTEN  

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Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Boston Event

Jim Caruso’s legendary star-powered Cast Party open mic event that’s been a NYC institution for over 2 decades is heading to greater Boston with Billy Stritch at RegattaBar Jazz Club on Saturday April 25th for one show only at 7P. Part concert, part variety show & part anything-can-happen theatrical experience Cast Party is where Broadway bravado, jazz virtuosity, comedy & pure showbiz joy collide. Jim Caruso presides over the festivities keeping the evening moving at a thrilling pace. Guiding the musical mayhem is his longtime collaborator the brilliant Billy Stritch at the piano providing the swinging heartbeat that turns spontaneous performances into showstopping moments. From seasoned theater & cabaret stars to fearless rising talents & the occasional surprise guest Cast Party is equal parts polished & unpredictable. The one thing guaranteed is you never know who will take the stage next & that’s exactly the fun. Billy Stritch stated, “Hey Boston! Jim Caruso & I are coming your way with Cast Party for one night only on Saturday April 25th at the fabulous RegattaBar Jazz Club in Cambridge. It will be our first time bringing this show to Boston & we really want to pack the place so if you’re in the area grab your tickets now for one show at 7P. We already have a slew of great singers lined up so it promises to be a really fun evening. See you there!” Since 2003 Jim Caruso’s Cast Party has been turning Monday nights at Birdland in NYC into a glittering anything-goes variety spectacular. With renowned pianist Billy Stritch at the piano Broadway legends, jazz divas, crooners, tap dancers & total surprises collide in the most rollicking open mic on the planet. Tix run $36 to $48 
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