22 stories from The Advocate
When John Waters and Harvey Fierstein get together on Broadway, it’s…divine!
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As True Blood's new vampire king, Denis O'Hare explains why it doesn't suck to be old, gay, and sometimes naked.
The versatile leading man opens up on playing Dan Savage in the new stage musical The Kid, his plans on parenthood, and why he bristles at the "openly gay" modifier.
Addressing her Advocate "coming-out" interview and her unexpected departure from Broadway's Lips Together, Teeth Apart, new Party Down star Megan Mullally swears she's not a diva - and not as bisexual as you want her to be.
"Ambassador of the Great American Songbook" Michael Feinstein finds a new power of two with Dame Edna in Broadway's All About Me and talks all about his anger with The Advocate and Kevin Spacey.
Broadway performer Nick Adams heads into rehearsals for the Broadway revival of La Cage Aux Folles and brings The Advocate along for the ride.
Step back, Jack: The man who played TV's iconic and over-the-top sidekick steps out of the shadow of his famous character to speak for the first time about living openly, his contribution to…
Former Full House star and Advocate coverboy John Stamos puts on a happy face for the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie and gives the word, hummingbird, on his gay fans and gay icon girlfriends.
Don't hate Broadway vet Richard Jay-Alexander for thinking Jessica Biel has the chops to pull off Guys and Dolls in concert. After all, he considers Barbra, Bette and Bernadette close personal and professional friends.
Hottie Gavin Creel may not take it all off in the Broadway revival of Hair, but he does put it all out there in his first interview with Advocate.com. Yep...he's gay.
Laura Benanti recently got a Tony nomination for her role opposite Patti LuPone in Gypsy on Broadway, but as we discover the songstress is really more of a dork in diva's clothing
John Cameron Mitchell sheds the wigs, glitter, and sexcapades to get real with Nicole Kidman in the new drama Rabbit Hole.
Planning to see theater in NYC? Check out these five sexy and star-studded new shows: REVOLUTION IN THE ELBOW OF RAGNAR AGNARSSON FURNITURE PAINTER -- Led by Hollywood-bound hunk Marrick Smi…
Murray Bartlett, Frankie J. Alvarez, and Jonathan Groff celebrate Raúl Castillo's opening night at INTAR
The Advocate's Josh Rosenzweig reviews SILENCE! THE MUSICAL.
TRIASSIC PARQ
: Jurassic Park got a silly yet surprisingly respectful transgender twist in this massively entertaining rock musical spoof, which was a 2010 FringeNYC favorite. Narrated…
Gays and lesbians need the support of our communities if we are going to win the fight over marriage at the ballot box, and one couple explains why that's fitting.
TRIASSIC PARQ
Jurassic Park gets a silly yet surprisingly respectful transgender twist in this massively entertaining rock musical spoof, which was a 2010 FringeNYC favorite. Narrated by a …
President Obama and Bill Clinton stuck to the economy while performances celebrated his support for equality at the Barack on Broadway fundraiser.
Catty barbs fly fast and furious as the notorious rivalry between screen greats Joan Crawford and Bette Davis is examined through the eyes of gossip columnist Hedda Hopper in this ribald com…
Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells, who star as mismatched Mormon missionaries in Broadway's The Book of Mormon, are very close friends, but both agree that they would make terrible lovers.
Following the first preview performance on April 19, volunteers positioned outside the intimate John Golden Theatre handed out copies of a typed letter from the 75-year-old playwright.
