'Buyer & Cellar' to Resume Production in Larger Theater

  Via NYT: Great news about my favorite play of the year. Jonathan Tolins' hilarious "Buyer & Cellar," which just ended a run at the 99-seat Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, will move to the 199-seat Barrow Street Theater, with performances beginning June 18. It will have a 10-week run; the producers hope that ticket sales will be good enough to extend for an open-ended run. (You must see this!) Read my review HERE.

On the Rag, Vol. 244

A weekly look at what's making news in the free gay rags:

Next features Michael Ure on its cover: His big CBS sitcom may have bitten the dust, but Michael Urie won’t be deterred. He’s moving to New York for good this time with a new play and a few films up his sleeve. Read HERE.

Inside, this week's issue explores the ins and outs of New York’s gay sex culture in 2013. Read HERE. 

Metro Weekly: Mika has taken inspiration from the Catholic Church, Cole Porter and being gay in developing his unique style of pop music / Read HERE.

Rage's other Jaymes Vaughan cover is nice, too. Online edition HERE.

Because print is slowly dying, many of the weekly gay rags I used to feature are no longer coming out weekly. As a I result, I'm looking for additional titles to feature. After adding the Detroit rag Flame a few weeks ago, which appears to be a monthly -- this week I am adding my other home town's, Echo. This one's been around for a while as I can remember it from my youth. To view Echo's pride preview edition online, click HERE. Echo's site has the latest on the so-called "bathroom bill" targeting the transgender community, which advanced this week in a partyline vote in the Arizona Legislature. Read HERE.