Things to Do In LA When You're Gay

In honor of my recent, full coverage of the White Party and Dinah Shore Weekend, I thought I'd devote a little space to things you can do if you're gay that don't involve liquor, drugs, six pack abs, disco balls, crawling back to your Palm Springs hotel room in the morning with the same clothes as last night, $12 beers and/or half naked men (not that there's anything wrong with that!).



First, there's the Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce Business Mixer

May 01st, 2008
First Thursday at East|West - 6 - 8 p.m.
East|West Lounge
8851 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069



Los Angeles Conservancy Presents
the 22nd Annual
LAST REMAINING SEATS

May 28 – July 2, 2008

Join the Conservancy on Wednesday evenings this summer for another fantastic season of classic films and live entertainment in the historic theatres of Los Angeles.


See classic movies in classic movie palaces!

For more information and tickets click here.



SOLD OUT! May 28 - Gentlemen Prefer Blondes -Los Angeles Theatre

SOLD OUT! June 4 - Mildred Pierce Million Dollar Theatre

June 11 Goldfinger Orpheum Theatre

June 18 Young Frankenstein Los Angeles Theatre

June 25 El rey del barrio Million Dollar Theatre

July 2 Silent Comedy Classics: Orpheum Theatre













A major Los Angeles theater event!

THE LOST PLAYS OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
Mister Paradise, The Palooka, And Tell Sad Stories of the Deaths of Queens

Last fall the Actors Studio workshopped the L.A. premiere of recently discovered one-act plays by the American theater master Tennessee Williams. Now the Center is continuing the premiere with the same brilliant cast and one new play.

The casts include: Chris Carver, Brian Foyster, Jack Heller, Melissa Lechner, Jason Lopez, Timothy V. Murphy, Jonathan Runyon and Chris Rydell.

March 21-June 8
Fridays & Saturdays at 8 pm

The Davidson/Valentini Theatre
The Village at Ed Gould Plaza
Tickets: $20
click here to order tickets.

That’s What She Said

April, 30 2008 at Macha Theatre
1107 N. Kings Rd, West Hollywood, California 90069
Cost : $20
Tickets and info click here.

That’s What She Said is your one-stop shop for Lesbian music and comedy. Combining every style of music from jazz, rap, folk, disco, power ballad, light opera, torch song – even tasteful pornography underscore.

That’s What She Said celebrates the quirks and stereotypes in Lesbian culture.

Here's a little preview:

film screening

WATER LILIES Wednesday, May 7, 7:30pm Rigler Theatre @ The Egyptian

Water Lilies
at OUTFEST

Special sneak preview!

Dir. Céline Sciamma, France, 2007, 85 min.

Lesbian desire and teenage angst are working overtime among three 15-year-old girls in a Parisian suburb. Floriane is the blonde bombshell star of the synchronized swimming team and the object of affection to gawky Marie, who positions herself as Floriane’s confidante and covers for Floriane’s sexual escapades with her boyfriend. Meanwhile chubby Anne realizes her friendship with Marie is being threatened by Marie’s growing obsession with Floriane. Told with honesty and unflinching realism, director Sciamma’s first feature expertly taps into the psyche and social dynamics of teenage girls in this rich coming-of-age tale.