Dallas Voice

Dallas Voice, established in 1984, serves as a newspaper dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas, Texas (USA). It is produced by the Voice Publishing Company, Inc. New editions are released every Friday, with a distribution of 20,000 copies each week across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties. The publication boasts a print readership exceeding 50,000 each week and attracts over 100,000 unique visitors to its website monthly.

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Mom of Pentatonix star reflects on son's queer journey in new book

1 week ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

The Untold Story of Scott Hoying, Pentatonix Star: My Son’s Journey to Find Harmony in Music and Life book depicts the life and career of North Texan, Scott Hoying, Grammy Award-winning cofounder of Pentatonix, as seen by his mother Connie Hoying. More than just a book about her son’s life, she tells her story of perseverance, dedication to music, LGBTQ acceptance and supportive parenting. The singer contributes a foreword to the book which will come out on Tuesday, May 6.
Stage Notes: Queer actor gives it to us straight as the ‘Mean Girls’ heartthrob

1 week ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Stage Notes is a weekly aggregate post about theater, classical music and stage news, events, reviews and other pertinent information. Opening this week:Broadway Dallas: Mamma Mia!, opened Tuesday-April 27. Sammons Jazz: WT Greer, 7:30 p.m. today at the Sammons Arts Center. Broadway at the Center: Mean Girls, Thurday-Saturday at the Winspear. Dallas Symphony Orchestra: Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony, today-Friday.
Two LGBTQ films are part of the USA Film Festival that opens this month

1 week ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Earlier this month, the Dallas-based USA Film Festival announced its films and schedule of events for the film festival’s 55th edition opening April 23 through April 27. Over its five days, the festival will bring a roster of new and classic films from the the U.S. and abroad. Among this year’s selections are a number of queer-centric films as well.
Plague Mask Players head into 'Wonderland' with a new take on a classic tale

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

RICH LOPEZ | Staff [email protected] story is technically the same, but, in the new production by Plague Mask Players (PMP), an updated story and a modern approach to an old classic will make its Dallas premiere on Thursday, April 17. In Alice: A Variation on Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland by playwright Ava Vito, Alice Pleasance Liddell has to look past her her parents’ apathy to discover her inspiration which happens to be through the looking glass.
Watch: The trailer for the queer romance 'Throuple' out this June

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

After its limited theatrical release in New York City and Los Angeles, Dekkoo — the streaming platform for queer content — announced the release of Throuple, the new film from writer, star and queer indie musician Michael Doshier. The film will be available to stream on all major platforms including Amazon, iTunes, InDemand, Google, and Dekkoo on June 6. The film is loosely based on Doshier’s own life.
Queer Reads: Texas author pens their first queer adult romance novel, 'Futbolista'

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

San Antonio based, award winning author Jonny Garza Villa will release their first adult romance novel, Futbolista this month. The book will be released on Tuesday, April 15. The title follows a string of contemporary young adult novels inspired by Villa’s own Tejane, Chicane and queer identities including their debut novel Fifteen Hundred Miles from the Sun, Ander & Santi Were Here and Canto Contigo, which recently won the Stonewall Book Awardfor young adult literature.
Film historian Stephen M. Shearer to sign latest title in Dallas during Pride Month - Dallas Voice

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Earlier this year, film historian and autthor Steven Michael Shearer released his latest book about another classic Hollywood star. After titles on Patricia Neal and Hedy Lamarr, he released Gloria Swanson: Hollywood’s First Glamour Queen this past January. The coffee table book is almost 500 pages with more than 400 photos inside. The author is also touring in support of the book at Pride events through December.
Stage Notes: Shakes Dallas to present bilingual show; season reveals by MainStage, LPH

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Stage Notes is a weekly aggregate post about theater, classical music and stage news, events, reviews and other pertinent information. Opening this week:Dallas Symphony Orchestra: Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, opened Thursday-Saturday. Resurrection of Freddy Chickan, opened Thursday-April 19 at University Theatre/UT Dallas. Soul Rep Theatre Co.: Pretty Fire, opened Thursday-April 20. TITAS: Whim W’him, 8 p.m. Friday at the Winspear.
Watch: Trailer released for 'Ponyboi' ahead of its audience-direct Pride Month launch

2 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Unfolding over the course of Valentine’s Day in New Jersey, a young intersex sex worker must run from the mob after a drug deal goes sideways, forcing him to confront his past. That’s the premise of Ponyboi, the new film release by Fox Entertainment Studios’ new indie label Tideline. The film will premiere on June 27 as part of Pride Month celebrations. The studio debuted the film’s first trailer on Tuesday.
QMN: New music Monday featuring Perfume Genius, Elton & Brandi, Allison Russell

3 weeks ago | dallasvoice.com | Rich Lopez

Queer Music News is a smattering of what’s going on in music by LGBTQ artists and the artists we love. Here’s a wrap-up of music we’ve received in recent days for your new music Monday. Perfume Genius released his new album Glory At the very end of March, Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) released his newest album Glory via Matador Records. This album explores recurring themes that examine the body and its decay, of domesticity and love, and of inescapable history and damage.