“The Pansy Cabaret” by the ultra-talented Lilith Fair. I’ve seen the show a few years back when it was performed in a much bigger stage. This year, it’s at a very intimate space at the Grindstone Theatre, and it made it n-times more impactful. Part of “The Lavender Song” describes it best “PROUD and UNAFRAID”. It’s a great reminder of how the queer community had their voice during the Pansy Craze, and how that voice was taken away at the end of prohibition, and how with the current state of the world, that voice is in peril again. Highly entertaining and yet thought-provoking, this is a show that I would love seeing again and again.