Showing posts with label Larry Kramer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Larry Kramer. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2011

The Normal Heart - A Review

There were several ways I considered approaching writing this review. One idea was to simply to write the word "exceptional" over and over again.  Other words that came to mind were "shattering," "moving" and, sadly, "timely."

However it is probably best to handle this in a traditional format.

Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, which opened last night on Broadway...wait a minute, let's put this in perspective.  The Normal Heart, a play that has become an irreplaceable piece of not just gay theatrical canon but of theatrical canon in general, had its Broadway opening last night a full twenty years after it was first produced off-Broadway.  It has taken that long for this brutally honest yet achingly heartfelt play to finally make its way to the Great White Way.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Larry Kramer Against GMHC's Move To 10th And 33rd

The annual AIDS walk to benefit GMHC will take place in Central Park this weekend. Something tells me that it might not be the usual show of unity.

Larry's letter in full, after the break.

Monday, May 3, 2010

The Fresh Bile and Sex Life of Larry Kramer

By Tony Adams

I'll admit I'm happy with this interview with New Yorker Larry Kramer. It's out today in the South Florida Gay News. I'll probably hear from Larry later today. Not quite sure what to expect. Not so happy with the Lesbian Moms and Wanda Sykes getting the bigger headline.

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Larry Kramer Is Still Kicking Ass at 74

Posted by Brooklyn Bill

I really enjoyed this profile of Larry Kramer from New York magazine. It sounds like he'd be a nightmare to deal with on a personal basis day after day, but in this time when the Democratic Party listens only to the wishes of its corporate overlords and Americans seem indifferent to everything except the latest celebrity scandal, we're sorely in need of about a hundred Larry Kramers to kick some major ass. I'll be buying his The American People in whatever form it eventually materializes.