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Harper Steele named Penn LGBT Center’s Scholar-in-Residence - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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The University of Pennsylvania LGBT Center’s Scholars-in-Residence program — which aims to amplify queer voices and expand education and awareness about LGBTQ+ identities and contributions — is returning for the 2026-2027 year. This year’s scholar is Emmy Award-winning comedy writer and producer Harper Steele. About this year’s selection, Eric Anglero — the director of the LGBT Center — shared, “I’m really excited about what Harper Steele brings to this year’s program. She has this unique experi
‘Run Ben Run’ puts a queer, absurdist spin on Benjamin Franklin - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Complicated Philadelphia icon Benjamin Franklin is (sort of) getting his very own stage show with the immersive, comedic and queer play “Run Ben Run.” Applied Mechanics and the Christ Church Preservation Trust bring “Run Ben Run” to Christ Church Neighborhood House Oct. 6-18, using immersive theater, drag, choreography and pastiche to satirize stories about America through an absurdist lens. To answer the question “What exactly do we mean when we talk about American progress?” “Run Ben Run” enli
‘Horsegirl & Cowdaddy’ challenges assumptions about rural queer life - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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From Sept. 22 to Oct. 4, playwright and screenwriter DJ Hills’ “Horsegirl & Cowdaddy” will explore what it means for queer and trans people to come from, live and love in rural communities, particularly pushing back on the notion that these communities are solely bigoted and hateful toward the LGBTQ+ community. “Horsegirl & Cowdaddy,” presented by Philadelphia-based theater company Wilma Theater, is being co-produced with New York-based theater company Soho Rep and will officially open on Sept.
‘JENder BENDER’ gives the golden age a queer remix - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Beginning Sept. 18, singer, actor and cabaret performer Jen Fellman’s solo musical “JENder BENDER” will explore gender and identity representation in the golden age of musical theater through a queer, feminist lens. Reclaiming songs from productions like “Carousel,” “Oklahoma!” and “Camelot,” “JENder BENDER” will take place during the 2026 Philadelphia Fringe Festival at The Perch Music & Arts Workshop, with a limited run ending on Sept. 26. Specifically interrogating the gender norms showcased
New home gives queer-led Philadelphia Scenic Works room to grow - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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After nearly a decade in temporary spaces, Philadelphia Scenic Works, a nonprofit theatrical scene shop that provides scenic fabrication, props and more to theaters, schools, museums and other organizations throughout the Greater Philadelphia area, has found a permanent home. The new 10,000-square-foot facility in Yeadon, Pa. — which celebrated its grand opening on Aug. 21 — will offer the organization the opportunity to expand its educational partnerships, offer more hands-on training opportuni
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