Just in time to kick off summer, Screen on Stead, the outdoor movie series sponsored by the D.C. GLBT Center, starts tomorrow night at Stead Park (P Street between 16th and 17th Streets NW) with Mommie Dearest. Next is The Rocky Horror Picture Show on July 20, and a movie yet to be announced for Aug. 17. Last year we saw Sordid Lives and The Wizard of Oz there and had a great time.
The flagship event of this kind in the city, Screen on the Green, which takes place on the Mall, starts on July 18 with The Way We Were. Other movies in the series this summer are The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (July 25), Suspicion (Aug. 1), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Aug. 8), and The Big Sleep (Aug. 15).
The photo above is one Thom took of me at Screen on the Green almost two years ago, in July 2003, when we saw Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. In fact, we’re coming up on two years since Thom and I first met. Did we ever pin down that date? June 21, 2003, is when we saw The Kinsey Sicks at the Birchmere. Whoa. June 21 is today!
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The Kinsey Sicks will be the “Laugh Out Loud” show in November!!!!!!!! Go get your tix now.
Wow, June is like THE month in my family–two birthdays and father’s day.
Congratulations, you two!
Happy belated anniversary! I remember now that you met your sweetie just a few months after I met mine!