Steve Charing OUTspoken

J abari Lyles is a teacher, the outreach specialist at FreeState legal Project and co-chair and education manager at GLSEN-Baltimore.   Bu...

B rowsing through the new pictorial history book, LGBT Baltimore, just released on August 17 you will see a float from a 1990 Pride par...

P ity those poor clowns in the GOP clown car who think they can be president of the United States.   They run around the country kissing t...

I must admit that when I first saw the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Catch Me If You Can starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio, the last...

 N o one can say this has been hum-drum summer in LGBT Baltimore.   Huge victories, such as the Supreme Court’s ruling that legalize...

I f there’s one thing you can say about Into The Woods , the Tony Award winning musical whose score and lyrics were brought into the wor...

A ll that talk of mainstreaming, assimilating, acceptance, the loss of gay bars, and the potential loss of LGBT organizations, one has to ...

I t might be seen as a miracle, but the cozy Spotlighters Theatre has been transformed into a spacious Baltimore concert hall where scream...

W hen we first learned that the Hippo planned to close later this year, many in the community attributed that development to a cultural ...

I n a turnabout from its previous musical that offered the relatively sober Carousel , the Olney Theatre Center, in the midst of its 77 th...

I f there is one word that describes the production of Pippin that is currently gracing the Hippodrome Theatre stage is “spectacle.”   An...