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Broadway director Wyatt Stark's smash hit, Dress Up, a free-spirited, spaghetti strap of a tale set during New York’s legendary fashion week, has played at full capacity for almost two years.

The conversion of Willie Heaps, The father, A couple of quiet young guys, Lucy, The yellow sweater, Make mine vanilla, Our neighbors the nuns, The expatriates, Red racer, Tea with Miss Mayberry, A

A Vasquez & James Novella Professional badass Luki Vasquez and textile artist Sonny James have been married for five years, and despite the sometimes volatile mix, they’re happy.

Sequel to 'Complete Faith' When Ray Sloane tires of the men in his usual club, he finds himself in the Pink Palm, an inauspiciously named spit-and-sawdust dive, not the sort of place an elementary

Stephan Burke's relationship with Eric has hit a rough patch, and they can't seem to reconnect after their summer apart.

In 1924, twelve-year-old Saskatchewanian Hugh is stuck in the middle of a heat wave.

High-energy Spence joins a Brazilian jiu-jitsu school looking for adventure.

One thing Liam Turner knows for sure is that he's not gay—after all, his father makes it very clear he’ll allow no son of his to be gay.

Bailey McMillan’s life is a mess. The general public blames him for his former employer’s nuclear pollution, resulting in professional disgrace.

When an open life in San Diego beckoned, Alex Arzano left the oppressive Southwest town of his childhood without a second thought—until now.

Based on his own boyhood experiences and the stories his father told, Minifie recounts the perils and pleasures of growing up on the Canadian prairies prior to and during the "dust bowl"

All Shane Perkins ever wanted to be was a hero.

Ben Walsh is well on his way to becoming one of Manhattan’s top litigators, with a gorgeous boyfriend and friends on the A-list.

Jordan Baldwin has a job at a popular coffee shop, a cool apartment downtown and a charming hunk of a new neighbor who doesn’t mind taking a chance on him.

Life would be perfect for Reverend Betsy if it weren't for parishioners who keel over during her sermons, steal money from the collection box, and set her up with ex-cons.