As the Fred Rogers documentary “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” is released, Philly’s John Jarboe and the Bearded Ladies are examining another way into the truths and myths of Mister Rogers’ kindness in a nonbinary drag setting with “You Can Never Go Down The Drain” at the Wilma Theater through July 1.
Melissa Etheridge is set to rock her way through the summer when she hits the road in support of her latest release, “Memphis Rock and Soul,” an album featuring covers of classic songs by legendary and pioneering artists such as Otis Redding, Albert King and Sam and Dave.
Out comedian, actor and activist Margaret Cho is bringing her “Fresh Off The Bloat” tour to Philadelphia once again as she headlines this year’s Philly Pride.
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“I’m not making the show about identity, but it’s definitely the queerest show you will ever see”
Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts is presenting a special performance of out artist, singer and writer Taylor Mac’s internationally acclaimed “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music” June 2 and 9 at the Kimmel’s Merriam Theater.
Over the past few years, Brian Sanders has established a reputation as one of the most creative and imaginative choreographers/performance artists in Philadelphia. His imagery and designs are often startling, with always-provocative explorations up and down the spectrum of sexuality and gender expression.
