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Drag Queen Story Hour: The Musical

2025-03-05 00:35:01.504047+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Caught my eye for two reasons: Local playwright adapts Lake Luzerne drag story hour controversy into satirical show

“Drag Queen Story Hour: The Musical,” written by Neal Herr, draws on the controversy surrounding a proposed drag queen story event at the Rockwell Falls Public Library. The event was ultimately canceled after months of community conflict, which led to the library’s closure in September 2023 until its reopening in March 2024.

So, duh, relevant to my interests, but also premiering in Glens Falls New York. My grandparents lived in South Glens Falls, so I have some ancient memories of the area.

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