The most tragic of operatic tragedies, Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly is the tale of a 15-year-old geisha in 1904 Nagasaki, Japan. Cio-Cio San (Butterfly) catches the...
Tonight’s concert performance from the area musicians known collectively as Classical Revolution will be slightly less low-key than usual. The group’s monthly appearances in SubCentral, the...
When Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s $91 million legislative budget last week, he also exercised his right to veto certain line-items he deemed superfluous. Among the...
There among the 12×19 portraits of gay icons hanging in the MIZE Gallery is a colorful rendering of Keith Haring, the innovative pop artist of the...
Tonight at the Mahaffey, music legend Todd Rundgren returns for his fourth area appearance in as many years. The Philadelphia singer/songwriter has re-invented himself time after...
St. Pete’s first Pride Festival was a strictly grassroots affair, dreamed up by a group of Grand Central business owners in 2003. “There had been one...
It’s been 25 years, almost to the week, since Lisa Loeb’s yearning “Stay (I Missed You)” became the Number One record in the United States, turning...
Bay area singer/songwriter Rebekah Pulley joined us recently in the Catalyst studio for a relaxed conversation about her life, her art and her just-released sixth album,...
The 1981 film Mommie Dearest is held in such high esteem by the gay community that camp maven John Waters – who was not involved with...
As part of his ongoing quest to make the surrealist works of Salvador Dali even deeper, more compelling and more weirdly profound than they already are,...
