The Gaily Show

Mazi Kovi stops by to talk about Zip Zap Circus over at the Children’s Theater Company. And then, Max Austin joins me to discuss his new queer bio-fictional memoir: How Can We Be Wrong?

The Gaily Show short for the Week of September 9-15, 2024. The Gaily Show celebrates LGTBQ culture in Minnesota and beyond. Featuring local LGBTQ events, The Gaily Show highlights the books, films, TV shows, music, and podcasts produced by LGBTQ Minnesotans. The Gaily Show also shares the latest in LGBTQ entertainment news and the best of queer culture and entertainment from across the U.S. and world.

JP is joined by the director of the new documentary: Lover of Men: The Untold History of Abraham Lincoln. Also joining JP are two historical experts from the film. It is out this weekend for a limited engagement and we have all the reasons why you need to get to theatres this weekend to see it.

On September 7 is the second annual Senior Pride (55+). On September 14 is the 5th annual Pride Festival and the Get Out The Vote Variety Show. Tickets and more details: https://www.facebook.com/brainerdlakespride/

Keiko Lane joins us to discuss her remarkable and searing new memoir: Blood Loss which is available September 17.

This four-day event kicks off on Thursday August 29 with the Mayors’ Opening Reception. There are a lot of events over the entire weekend. Here are a few that caught my eye.

David Saffert and Jillian Snow from the Liberace and Liza Show drop by to talk about the show and bringing these icons to life. Their next performances will be at Duluth Superior Pride Labor Day weekend.

If you haven’t been to the Keith Haring exhibit at the Walker Art Center, you’re almost out of time. The exhibition closes the first weekend of September and listen here for a couple free events to say goodbye.

Queer theater-maker Allison Vincent’s new show, The Physicists, opens at the Gremlin Theatre on August 23. Plus, we talk about an encore performance of her show Daddy Issues which takes place at the Phipps Center for the Arts on August 17.

From August 15-18, Minnesota POC Pride hosts four days of partys, awards, a fair in Powderhorn Park, and even an LGBTQ riverboat ride.