Michael Lutton

Thank You For Coming Out presents Pride Night at the Magnet Theater on Monday, June 20, 2016, at 254 West 29th Street, Ground Floor, NYC. Tickets are available to reserve at www.magnettheater.com. Tickets are $7 for each hour, and 100 percent of the ticket proceeds from the entire evening are being donated by the Magnet Theater to I'm From Driftwood (https://imfromdriftwood.com).

Thank You For Coming Out has announced ally to the LGBTQ community, Lauren Patten who is currently starring as Medium Alison in the Tony-winning musical FUN HOME, will be its Featured Storyteller on May 9 at 10:30pm at Magnet Theater.

Thank You For Coming Out is a fabulously funny improv show that features two different coming out stories each followed by an improv set (one musical). The stories you hear and the scenes you see are heartfelt, sometimes heart-wrenching, vulnerable, hilarious, fun, loving and supportive. We have a rotating cast of LGBTQ improvisers of all levels from all over New York City! Our actors range from newbies to Broadway sensations!

THANK YOU FOR COMING OUT: AN LGBTQ EVENT is set for the Magnet Theater (254 West 29th Street, New York City, 10001) on August 24 at 10:15 p.m.

Thank You For Coming Out: An LGBTQ Event will kick off Pride Week at the Magnet Theater on June 22nd at 10:15 p.m.

The comedic theatre collective Compass Theatrical today released the long-awaited original cast album of their 2011 cult musical hit THE SPIDEY PROJECT -- featuring a super-hero rock score composed by Doug Katsaros and Adam Podd -- It is available via iTunes, Google Play and Amazon and also, keeping with the tradition of the show, free to download from CD Baby and their website: compasstheatrical.com.

The highly anticipated cast recording of THE SPIDEY PROJECT has just been released. Click below for a first listen to the entire album!

Premiering at the Magnet Theater on May 4th, GAY BOMB: THE MUSICAL! is a satirical romp inspired by the real-life plans of the U.S. military to build a bomb that turns enemy armies gay.

Premiering at the Magnet Theater tonight, May 4th, GAY BOMB: THE MUSICAL! is a satirical romp inspired by the real-life plans of the U.S. military to build a bomb that turns enemy armies gay.

Premiering at the Magnet Theater on May 4th, GAY BOMB: THE MUSICAL! is a satirical romp inspired by the real-life plans of the U.S. military to build a bomb that turns enemy armies gay.

In the roughly five years between November of 1935 and December of 1940, the team of Rodgers and Hart opened nine new musicals on Broadway.  These included revolutionary shows like On Your Toes, which changed the use of dance in musical theatre, and the underappreciated Pal Joey, which brought new sophistication to the characters and themes that could be featured in a musical.  There were also popular hits like Babes In Arms, The Boys From Syracuse, Jumbo and Too Many Girls that introduced classic American songbook entries like 'My Funny Valentine,' 'The Lady Is A Tramp,' 'Falling In Love With Love,' 'My Romance' and 'I Didn't Know What Time It Was.'

The Spidey Project: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility sold out it's first show this evening in under one minute. Due to such high demand for this event, a second show has now been announced by brain-child Justin Moran. 'You've been such great supporters so far,' Moran says to his fans, 'and we want to get you in to see this show.' The second performance is set for March 14, 10pm at The Peoples Improv Theater (The PIT) located at 123 East 24th Street.

Tickets for The Spidey Project: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, Justin Moran's guerrilla theater project to write, rehearse, and perform a fully-realized musical based on the character Spiderman in under 30 days with a budget of zero dollars, were made available at 12:01am on March 4, 2011. Set to open one day before the $65 million Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, Moran's musical will be the first Spiderman musical to officially open in New York City.

Tickets for The Spidey Project: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, Justin Moran's guerrilla theater project to write, rehearse, and perform a fully-realized musical based on the character Spiderman in under 30 days with a budget of zero dollars, will be made available at 12:01am tonight, March 4, 2011.

Tickets for The Spidey Project: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, Justin Moran's guerrilla theater project to write, rehearse, and perform a fully-realized musical based on the character Spiderman in under 30 days with a budget of zero dollars, will be made available at 12:01am tonight, March 4, 2011.

ickets for The Spidey Project: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, Justin Moran's guerrilla theater project to write, rehearse, and perform a fully-realized musical based on the character Spiderman in under 30 days with a budget of zero dollars, will be made available at 12:01am tonight, March 4, 2011. Set to open one day before the $65 million Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, Moran's musical will be the first Spiderman musical to officially open in New York City.

Veteran humorist and playwright, Justin Moran, launched 'Spiderman Smackdown', a guerilla theatre project to write, rehearse, and perform a fully realized musical based on the character Spiderman in under 30 days with a budget of $0. Set to open one day before the $65 Million Broadway musical 'Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark' on March 14 (assuming it's not delayed again), Moran's musical will be the first Spiderman Musical to officially open in New York City. Last night. BroadwayWorld was invited inside the rehearsal room for a first look at this new Spidey Project in development and brings you photo coverage below!

Shakespeare's comic tale of star-crossed lovers, strolling players and magical beings is lovingly re-imagined in an all-new interpretation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, set in present-day New York City.

Shakespeare's comic tale of star-crossed lovers, strolling players and magical beings is lovingly re-imagined in an all-new interpretation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, set in present-day New York City.

Shakespeare's comic tale of star-crossed lovers, strolling players and magical beings is lovingly re-imagined in an all-new interpretation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, set in present-day New York City.