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The Stonewall Portraits—Broadway Celebrates a Landmark
The Stonewall Inn, which was the site of the 1969 uprising that ignited the modern Gay Rights movement, received National Historic Landmark Status from President Obama June 24, making it the first LGBTQ establishment in the history of the U.S to receive this distinction.
To celebrate this milestone, and in a stand of solidarity with those who were attacked and killed at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub June 12—like Stonewall, it was a safe haven for the LGBTQ community that was met with brutality—members of the theatre community descended on Stonewall June 20 to not only commemorate history, but to take part in it. The exclusive portrait series was shot by photographer Eric McNatt. (X)
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Anthony @albinokid1026 with Olivia , aka the Queen.
from Tom Atwood’s second photography book and exhibition “Kings & Queens in Their Castles”
http://www.tomatwood.com/kings-queens
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bwoy
Directed by John G. Young
World premiere
FESTIVAL CENTERPIECE
Reeling, Chicago LGBTQ International Film Festival
Landmark’s Century Centre Cinema
Monday, September 26 7:00 PM
http://reelingfilmfestival.org/2016/films/bwoy-festival-centerpiece/
bwoy
Directed by John G. Young
“BWOY is really fine. Beautifully written and directed, with rich character twists and turns. It’s the kind of unassuming, economical filmaking which was once the goal of the American independent film movement but has all but vanished with the pressure to stand out from the crowd. This film is outstanding for all the right reasons.” Amy Taubin, Film Critic
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