 NIGHTSPOTS
Nightspots revs up for the holidays with Snow White and the Drag
Queen Who Stole X-Mas. Randy Pubert interview gay icon Mink Stole.
Plus, see pictures from Sidetrack's Night of 100 Drag Queens, Mr. Black
2033 at Berlin and the scariest Halloween shots around.
That plus so much more in this issue of Nightspots pick it up, take it home
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 WINDY CITY QUEERCAST
WCQ340
Deb and Amy Dishin' on Oprah
Host: Amy Matheny with Deb Pearce
Deb talks about her visit with Gay Idol Amy Kelly and the gals dish on Ellen on Oprah's mag and her show with her wife Portia.
Bi The Way with Cyn and Jack:
How Out Are You as a Bisexual?
Upcoming show - Jackie Hoffman!
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New Year's Eve 2010 Celebration
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OH COWARD!
A Musical Comedy Revue
Words and Music by Noël Coward Devised by Roderick Cook
Musical Direction by Doug PeckDirected by Jim Corti
You¹re invited to a marvelous party with one of the theatre¹s greatest entertainers! Noël Coward, known for his comic masterpieces Blithe Spirit, Private Lives and Hay Fever, was one of the most prolific songwriters of his day. The intimate Books on Vernon venue is transformed into a 1930's
nightclub for a must-see evening of the most memorable tunes of the 20th century!
Playing now at Writers' Theatre / Tickets start at just $40!www.writerstheatre.org |
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 Meet Florence Foster Jenkins in SOUVENIR
the uproarious story inspired by a tone-deaf socialite destined for Carnegie Hall. A touching and comic tribute to Ms. Jenkins' sincerity, ambition, and complete lack of talent, SOUVENIR chronicles her unlikely journey from laughingstock to musical legend. Directed by Steve Scott.
Playing at Northlight Theatre through December 20th.
For tickets visit www.northlight.org
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Hannah Free returns to Chicago after successful run
Screening Nov. 27 - Dec. 3 at Gene Siskel Film Center
Sharon Gless and a cast of Chicago stage veterans star in the passionate lesbian drama Hannah
Free, a film about a lifelong love affair between an independent spirit
and the woman she calls home. The film also stars Taylor Miller (All My
Children), Maureen Gallagher, Ann Hagemann, Kelli Strickland and Jacqui
Jackson. Hannah Free is directed by Wendy Jo Carlton and written by Claudia Allen (based on her acclaimed stage play).
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Gay Games Scholarship event Nov. 19
The
Federation of Gay Games (FGG) is having an event to present the FGG
Legacy Awards to Tracy Baim, for Media and Journalism, and to Dick
Uyvari and Joe La Pat for Outreach and Scholarship Support.
These
honorees were vital to the success of the 2006 Scholarship Program in
Chicago.
The event will be held at Mary's Attic at 5400 N. Clark St. Thursday,
Nov. 19, from 8-9:30 p.m. A donation to the Gay Games Scholarship Program of $10 is suggested.
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