ArticleFor starters, there were noticeably more members of the LGBT community in attendance than usual - and that's saying something, since the Network is one of the LGBT-friendliest theaters around. So it was nice to see LGBT couples comfortably holding hands and lovingly touching each other both during the show and after, and there was at least one transsexual - a striking woman with a proud, beautiful smile - who seemed quite at ease milling about the crowd. (She's not like that at work, I'm told.)
What's more, it was even nicer to realize that no one in the mostly straight, sold-out crowd seemed to notice. Or care.
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Had to modify the headline because it was sooooo big. They need to practise getting their headlines down to just a soundbyte.
