Finding Family in the Chaos: Diversionary Theatre’s Arrowhead Explores Love, Friendship and Identity
By Cesar A Reyes Friendship can be messy. The people who know us best can sometimes be the ones who
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes Friendship can be messy. The people who know us best can sometimes be the ones who
Read MoreBy Cesar A. Reyes What if the Grim Reaper had a retirement plan? Not exactly the question you expect when
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes San Diego is about to meet Mary Todd Lincoln—and not the Mary Todd Lincoln you learned
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes From September 9th through October 4th, Cygnet Theatre is bringing Dear Evan Hansen to its stage in a new
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes Sometimes the stories we’re told are “too personal” become the ones audiences need most. That was
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes For more than four decades, the drag icon, comedian, DJ, and outspoken commentator has built a
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes I was a sophomore in high school when Rent first exploded onto Broadway, and for this queer teenager
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes Andy Acosta doesn’t remember Fellow Travelers arriving in his life so much as it resurfacing at different points,
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes Jason Stuart laughs at the word “trailblazer,” and the eyeroll is barely restrained. “Trailblazer sounds SO
Read MoreBy Cesar A Reyes This year, Diversionary Theatre celebrates an extraordinary milestone: forty years of boldly telling LGBTQ+ stories in
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