Month: January 2005

Stage

Little Shop of Horrors

Roger Corman’s old black-and-white horror-comedy has come a long way since giving Jack Nicholson his first break. From a musical…

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Stage

Tranny Ballet

Les Ballet Trocadero de Monte Carlo is a group of professional male dancers. Performing all female roles in ballet and…

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Stage

Anything Goes

Cole Porter’s zany musical pines over the lack of shock value in a glimpse of stocking. He also claims a…

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Columns

Out of Town: Great White North

The inaugural Powder & Pride will take place January 21–23 at the Lake Louise region located in Banff National Park…

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Columns

OutLoud: Teen Time

It’s a cold morning in Oregon. I snuggle under the covers with the cat. Pussy (not her real name) purrs…

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Music

GrooveOut Shorts: Learn to Be Lonely

The original soundtrack recording of music from the new film The Phantom of the Opera features one of the most…

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Music

Free to Be Queer

They Call Me Mr. Free, the third album from Scott Free, queer singer/songwriter and living legend, is a virtual musical…

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Television

From West to Will

Lily Tomlin, who plays President Bartlett’s (Martin Sheen) secretary on The West Wing, moonlights in January, when she joins Will…

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Film/DVD

DVD Shorts: Euro-erotica from the ’60s

This trilogy of discs—Therese and Isabelle, The Alley Cats, and Camille 2000 —showcases this '60s Euro-erotica director's least explicit work.…

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Film/DVD

De-Lovely is De-Lovely

How fitting that the same month Anything Goes tromps the boards in town, the story of its author's life becomes…

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