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Friday, May 8, 2026

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Ian McKellen Reflects on Theatre, Activism and Gandalf’s Legacy After Six Decades on Stage
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Ian McKellen Reflects on Theatre, Activism and Gandalf’s Legacy After Six Decades on Stage

“Why on earth would they be fighting? But Gandy, of course, would win. The original wizard.” After more than six

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Harvey Fierstein on Broadway, Identity and Survival: Why ‘Kinky Boots’ Still Speaks to Modern Audiences

“Nobody judges you as badly as you judge yourself. It takes a lot of work to love yourself.” Harvey Fierstein