How queer are this season's Broadway musicals?
Most of this season’s Broadway musicals left LGBTQ+ narratives at the stage door—Queerty pries it open to discover our favorite queer moments.
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Most of this season’s Broadway musicals left LGBTQ+ narratives at the stage door—Queerty pries it open to discover our favorite queer moments.
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Kiss My Aztec! Is a hilarious musical based on Latin American history “…. Very loosely!” This upbeat show is a real party with entirely original music, bold and bright-colored sets and costuming, as well as an exceptionally multitalented cast that keeps the energy up from start to finish. Read BWW's critic's review!
CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Musicals, when done right, can be breathtaking cinematic journeys that bring what worked on the stage to living, breathing life. This potential success is even more admirable if the source material started out as a film in the first place, much as Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Now, after years of development and a shift in studios, the Tony-award winning hit is finally about to get the movie treatment. Though thereâs more good news, as the project is fully developed, and talent intimately involved with the original production are involved in the process!...