November in New Orleans is a fabulous time of year. Here are just a few of the hot happenings during the lead up to Thanksgiving and after Turkey Day. If you want your event listed, send an email to ledgemgp@gmail.com. Monday: · NOAGE New Orleans Walking Group; Audubon Park; 6500 Magazine St, New Orleans; 4 p.m. NOAGE’s weekly … Continue Reading Article about Under the Gaydar (November 2026 Event Calendar)
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Bitches and Squalls: An Interview with Farrow Stephenson
I met with Farrow Stephenson earlier this week to discuss his new one-man show, Bitches and Squalls: An Intimate Night with Farrow, which will be premiering on Tuesday, November 24 at B Mac’s French Quarter Bar & Courtyard, with Princess Stephaney as a special guest performer. Stephenson has co-owned Mona Lisa Restaurant on Royal Street with his husband, Tom Moore, since … Continue Reading Article about Bitches and Squalls: An Interview with Farrow Stephenson
Trodding the Boards October 30, 2026
Pilobolus -- TRIPS at the Mahalia Jackson Theater The New Orleans Ballet Association (NOBA) kicked off its season with the return of the beloved dance troupe Pilobolus. As I approached the Mahalia Jackson Theater, I thought I had seen them fairly recently but it turned out I hadn’t enjoyed them since 2003. (I was actually … Continue Reading Article about Trodding the Boards October 30, 2026
“The Lion King” at the Saenger Theatre
By Michael Mahin No worries, or as the song goes, “hakuna matata”: The Lion King is gracing the Saenger Theatre once again (through November 8) and it remains as fun, family-friendly, and visually stunning as ever. The Tony Award-winning musical carries both the blessing and burden of its titanic reputation. Its source material, Disney’s 1994 smash animated movie musical, … Continue Reading Article about “The Lion King” at the Saenger Theatre
The Rockford Files: Give it a Minute
Friction used to be built into life, and friction quietly taught us endurance, discernment, anticipation, and emotional regulation. Convenience removed a lot of unnecessary bullshit—but it also removed some of the resistance that built those muscles. I want you to imagine something terrifying. You want something. And you cannot have it immediately. I know. Take whatever time … Continue Reading Article about The Rockford Files: Give it a Minute
Trodding the Boards October 20, 2026
The Curse of the Mummy at Greenway Station through October 24 They say, metaphorically, that lightning doesn’t strike the same place twice. Well, at Greenway Station, on Lafitte Greenway, lightning has struck not twice but thrice. With The NOLA Project's current production of The Curse of the Mummy, playwright Pete McElligott has achieved a hat trick. Following his … Continue Reading Article about Trodding the Boards October 20, 2026
Trodding the Boards October 9, 2026
Dear Jack, Dear Louise at The WWII Museum's Stage Door Canteen through October 11 Approaching The World War II Museum to see Ken Ludwig’s new play Dear Jack, Dear Louise, described as a love story about two strangers who meet by letter during World War II and who will eventually become Ludwig’s parents, I wondered if it would be more like A. R. Gurney’s Love Letters or … Continue Reading Article about Trodding the Boards October 9, 2026
The Official Gay Halloween Guide (October 2026 Event Calendar)
It’s Halloween in New Orleans and there are all kinds of things that go bump in the night. Here are just a few of the hot happenings during the October Spooky Season. If you want your event listed, send an email to ledgemgp@gmail.com. Monday: · NOAGE New Orleans Walking Group; Audubon Park; 6500 Magazine St, New Orleans; 5 p.m. NOAGE’s weekly … Continue Reading Article about The Official Gay Halloween Guide (October 2026 Event Calendar)
