Fall 2013 A&E Guide
A cornucopia of arts and and entertainment offerings to whet any appetite
Fall is already upon us and what better time than to share a great sampling of what’s available on the arts and entertainment scene.
Fall is already upon us and what better time than to share a great sampling of what’s available on the arts and entertainment scene.
LGBT theatre patrons will face a healthy slate of familiar and new stage offerings in the upcoming 2013-2014 theatre season, including the hit Broadway musical “The Book of Mormon” and a local production of the classic “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”
Ballet impresario Serge Diaghilev told associates to “Épater le bourgeois” — to shock bourgeois audiences — which is one reason he could never hold a full-time job in Charlotte’s cultural community.
Charlotte area theatre companies unveil their fall and winter schedules.
For Mike Grasso and Steve Warren, collecting is a life-long passion. The couple, now married and who met nearly 17 years ago at a Great Autos of Yesteryear event in California, have spent years gathering items that represent their passions and interests.
The gays have had a pretty good run this year. From marriage equality and more gay and gay-friendly celebs than you can shake a stick at, it’s been a mighty fine ride here lately. Music hasn’t been immune.
The slender, statuesque and soulful song bird who wowed both coaches and the audience on NBC’s “The Voice” this past spring got her chops honest.
The LGBT Center of Raleigh, 411 Hillsborough Rd., has announced their Fifth Annual LGBT Center Gala and Awards winners.
North Carolina’s longest-running LGBT Pride festival and parade returns to Durham at the end of the month. Both events, featuring festival vendors of all varieties and the iconic 29th NC Pride Parade, are slated for Sept. 28. A variety of nightlife and other community events are scheduled across the Triangle throughout the weekend.
Organizers of the North Carolina Pride Festival and Parade, set for Durham on Sept. 28, have yet to restore their federal tax-exempt status nearly three years after realizing they were not complying with IRS non-profit requirements.