Playbill Pride returns June 1 for its fourth annual salute to the theatre’s vibrant community of LGBTQ artists, allies, innovators, and fans.

Throughout the month of June, we will profile visionary artists who have made an indelible mark on the American theatre through their dedication to their craft and to their community.

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Four years ago, Playbill made history with its first-ever commemorative Pride print issue—the first time in our 130-year history that we changed our classic yellow and black logo to reflect a cause.

We are proud to say that all of Broadway is going rainbow again this year to commemorate Playbill Pride 2017. Playbill covers for every show on Broadway are bursting with the colors first designed in 1978 by the late Gilbert Baker, when he created the “Rainbow Flag,” now synonymous with the LGBTQ community and its message of activism, inclusion, hope, and diversity.

Snap a photo with your Pride Playbill and tell us your personal stories of love, acceptance, and pride. Share with us on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #PlaybillPride.

Flip through the photo gallery to see all of this year's #PlaybillPride covers:

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Fourth Annual Playbill Pride Kicks Off – See the Rainbow Playbills Take Over Broadway

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