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"The Rocky Horror Show," which recently ran at Time Slip Theatre, was delightful and energetic, says guest critic Keith Waits of Arts-Louisville.

Allie Fireel begins to tackle the winding world of local theater starting with the theaters that support and serve LGBTQ+ audiences.

What did our critic think of ALICE IN DERBYLAND at Drag Daddy Productions? In years past, Thunder Over Louisville would signify the start of the Derby festivities, but now in its third year, Drag Daddy Productions' Alice in Derbyland is becoming a bonafide tradition to kick off springtime and Kentucky Derby season! Featuring local drag and theatre talent, the show opened on April 16th at Paristown and has an additional performance at Art Sanctuary on April 21st.

Community members in Louisville's drag, theater, and LGBTQ scenes will gather tonight for a live Q&A about Senate Bill 115.

Kentucky Senate Bill 115 could designate drag performances as adult-oriented entertainment and destroy the livelihood of its performers.

The Kentucky chapter of Drag Queen Storytime is suspending operations until the new year in response to national guidance from the State Department.

An estimated 20,000+ people are expected to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community during the annual Kentuckaian Pride Festival and Parade.

As part of Pride Month, The Courier Journal asked popular Louisville drag queens to dish on themselves in four exclusive interviews.

Be it on stage or at brunch, these Louisville drag queens bring laughter, love and hope to our community. We celebrate them during Pride Month.

From fundraisers to awareness and a mini-drag show, here are some LGTBQ events taking place in the Louisville area for Pride Month.