Celebrate the End of an Era at the Crest with “Singin’ In The Rain”
by Chris Narloch
If you attended the Sacramento International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival last weekend, then you know what a jewel we have in the Crest Theatre and what a pleasure it is to watch a movie on its big screen.
You can keep that glow going this coming weekend with a farewell film hosted by the current theater management, CSLM Incorporated, operators of the Crest for the past 28 years.
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Lee Ann Womack set to sing in Grass Valley
by Chris Narloch
If you were lucky enough to catch the most recent episode of “CMT Crossroads” – the terrific television show that pairs country hit-makers with pop and rock performers – you witnessed what amounted to a master class in singing from Lee Ann Womack and John Legend.
Despite what you see and hear on singing shows such as “The Voice” and “American Idol,” great singing is actually about phrasing not belting, and Womack and Legend are famous for their phrasing.
Robert Patrick: One of nation’s oldest gay playwrights on being part of theater history
By Henrik Eger, Philadelphia Gay News Contributor
Robert Patrick is the author of “Kennedy’s Children” and “The Haunted Host,” one of America’s oldest gay plays, now celebrating its 50th anniversary.
He was also one of the leading lights of the Off-Off Broadway, fringe and gay-theatre movements in the United States. When he was younger, he made the mistake of selling his copyrights and now, at age 76, he survives in Los Angeles by writing porn reviews, even though he is still very creative and supportive of gay theatre arts.
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Beat Box: Falls Hottest Club Tracks 
By Jimmy Newsum
A chill may be in the air but gay clubs show no sign of cooling down. DJs and remixers are working overtime to keep the dark confines and pulsing rhythms of their rooms hot and sweaty.
Here are the top scorchers being played on dance floors this fall.
The Ladies Foursome Continues to Tee Off at B Street Theatre
Fans of the game of golf – and you know who you are, Dinah Shore devotees – now have until Oct. 25 to catch the hilarious hit play, “The Ladies Foursome.”
Due to popular demand, B Street Theatre has again extended Norm Foster’s comedy about four women as they navigate the ups and downs of life on the links.
Read more: The Ladies Foursome Continues to Tee Off at B Street Theatre
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