(left to right) Stuart (Aidan Gillen), Nathan (Charlie Hunnam), and Vince (Craig Kelly)

The groundbreaking British television series that follows the lives of three guys living it large in Manchester's gay village continues, with each character facing a new set of problems in their pursuit of love life, and happiness.  Stuart, the sexy, wealthy boy-magnet, has neglected hisresponsibilities as a gay dad, and continues with his club-bopping, boy-shopping, bed-hopping ways.  Vince tries to develop the self-esteem to enter a serious relationship with Cameron, his deceased friend's accountant but is plagued by Rosalie, a femalecoworker, who continues to pursue him, not knowing he is gay.  To make matters worse, Stuart continues to toy with Vince's affections, who has always carried a torch for him.  Meanwhile Nathan, the fifteen-year-old cutie, continues his pursuit of Stuart,hoping to win him over for good and make their relationship more than casual.  A compelling and complex drama, with a splash of comedy and just the right mix of sex, the season's episodes conclude as the romantic triangles converge.  Tonight's program can be enjoyed as a stand-alone feature presentation or as a delightful follow-up to Wednesday's previous episodes.

Stay tuned for more!  Don't miss the U.S. premiere of Queer as Folk: The Sequel tomorrow, Sunday April 16, at 5:00 PM.

9:00 PM Screening at the Colony Theater $10
Discounted package ticket of all three different Queer as Folk Programs $25

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