There are, alas, no shortage of municipalities in the United States where the citizenry might be expected to revolt if confronted with an all-nude, all-gay musical revue in their midst. Topeka, Kansas, let’s say, and probably Salt Lake City, and wherever Trent Lott is from. But Provincetown, Massachusetts? Provincetown, the bustling beach-front artist’s community, the sunlit jewel nestled at the far… return to article
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