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5.22.2009

Action=Marriage Equality Rally

 These are a compilation of my favorite pictures from the rally. I actually didn't take any of them... These were taken by other people, including press for BroadwayWorld.com and Playbill.com. Obviously, they are much better than the ones I did take. Sadly, I have zero pictures of me at the event... Anna and I were in charge of the press and celebrity area and spent most of the afternoon trying to get stalkarazzi away from the area. It was awesome... So much power. It was an amazing feeling to be part of something so monumental. The event got SO much positive press. Click here to read one of my favorite stories, as reported by Time Out New York. 


Two of my favorite Broadway Impact people, Heath and Corey, advertising the rally at the AIDS Walk.



Favorite picture of Gavin at the rally. Seriously, it makes me laugh every time... so cute. He was sooo excited. 


Ugly Betty star Anna Ortiz



Rory giving his speech. 



Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks about equality



Governor David Paterson


Sex and the City star, Kristin Davis and the cast of HAIR



Sex and the City Star Cynthia Nixon


Cheyenne Jackson. Enough said. 



My favorite hippies: Gavin (Claude) and Will (Berger)



The cast of HAIR letting the sun shine in


The tribe


If you're a marriage equality supporter, and you're still asking yourself what to do, visit BroadwayImpact.com  and follow the link to find your senator. Call them today and tell them why marriage equality is important to you. It only take a few minutes! You can also email them, which is just as easy. Our senators need to know how much support they have. Take action... Do it...NOW. :) 

1 comment:

~*Alina*~ said...

ah-mah-zing!

~Rach