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The show has been on for a month or so now. How about a review, David? It would be great to get your take in it.
Congrats on having your story picked up by Salon!
http://salon.com/a/sUjYfAA
I am anti-hypocrisy, especially when it comes to closeted GLB people who advocate against the rights of people like them. However, I am deeply troubled by the methods used by this reporter, and endorsed by Lavender magazine.
P.S. It is interesting to note that while the story was published on 6/18 there are no comments on the web site. Too heated, perhaps?
Yes, this is definitely a loss to the PiPress and to the theatre community. I am hoping that he will continue his commentary on MPR, but am not optimistic about that. On the bright side, however, Dominic will be able to support the community through grant-making. Does this move mean that the Bremer Foundation is moving into arts funding? One can only hope!