Philadelphia artist Carolyn Cohen is focusing on the stories of community activists in her latest exhibition, “Allowed to Love: Heroes and Martyrs in the LGBTQ Community,” which will be on view at Muse Gallery April 1-30.
Bruce Vilanch is coming to New Hope to regale audiences with ribald sense of humor March 26 at the Rrazz Room in New Hope.
Back in the day, as they say, 12th Air Command nightclub used to play host to a legendary weekly drag cabaret, called USO. In the 1990s, this cabaret featured such recognizable names as Salotta Tee — a 12th Air DJ who currently spins for ICandy — and it was hosted by Sandy Beach, a longtime 12th Air bartender who currently mixes for Stir.
Joel Grey’s memoir, “Master of Ceremonies,” nimbly chronicles the out actor’s family life, career in show business and his acceptance of his sexual orientation. It’s a breezy read, full of heart and insight, most notably about the face Grey puts on to perform and the real, often internal, conflicts the actor has about the same-sex desires he is afraid to disclose.
