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Queerty’s take on the latest Broadway and theater openings, backstage drama, and biggest stars.
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Sweaty male bonding but gratefully no tap dancing in the new musical adaptation of ‘Brokeback Mountain’
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In ‘New York, New York,’ Broadway takes a delicious bite out of the Big Apple
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Sean Hayes brings laughter and levity to Broadway’s ‘Good Night, Oscar’
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‘The Thanksgiving Play’ serves a satirical feast that Broadway audiences can devour
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Lancelot serves the lewk, but Aaron Sorkin’s retrofitted ‘Camelot’ misses the magic
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Can Alex Newell save ‘Shucked,’ Broadway’s high-fructose corn syrupy new musical?
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Puppets, projections, and a charming twunk will captivate ‘Life of Pi’ audiences
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Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford lead a gloriously gruesome revival of ‘Sweeney Todd’
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Gay besties get brutally honest in ‘Rough Trade’
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A fractured fairy tale leads to musical missteps in Broadway’s ‘Bad Cinderella’
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Dyllón Burnside & Danny Lee Wynter spotlight queer identity, love & friendships in ‘BLACK SUPERHERO’
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Lauren Patten and Ciara Renée bring lesbian rock excellence in ‘The Lonely Few’
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Judy Gold draws the line and crosses it in her solo show ‘Yes, I Can Say That!’
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Jessica Chastain isn’t playing around in Broadway’s ‘A Doll’s House’
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Clap your jazz hands — ‘Bob Fosse’s Dancin” celebrates a Broadway icon with a queer twist
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Donna Murphy masters a madwoman’s attempt to save humanity in this Jerry Herman musical
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Kink, disability, and humor converge in Ryan J. Haddad’s ‘Dark Disabled Stories’
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Parker Posey, Hari Nef, and a Chekhov reboot for modern times
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Before heading to Broadway, ‘The Secret Garden’ needs fertilizer
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Nathan Lane brings daddy issues to Broadway in ‘Pictures From Home’
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‘Anthony Rapp’s Without You’ turns tragedy into theater
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Sam Morrison’s ‘Sugar Daddy’ is bittersweet
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