Back in the day there was a poster here who claimed to be a make up artist on Qa F, who loved to post epic screeds about Gale and Randy's love affair. Then the Webmaster (back when he used to post) posted exposing the poster as a liar who was pretending to be a whole bunch of different people in different threads.

Saved under Around Town, Nightlife, Music & Dance, Theater Tags: Michael Greif, Daniel Sullivan, Randy Harrison, I’m Getting My Act Together and Taking It On the Road, Gretchen Cryer, Nancy Ford, Chad Beguelin, Harbor, Primary Stages, Queer As Folk, Gale Harold, Kathleen Marshall BY DAVID NOH | Randy Harrison is forever burned into the consciousness of a gay generation for playing Justin Taylor, the ultimate irresistibly innocent twink on the groundbreaking TV series “Queer as Folk.” Since that show wrapped in 2005, he’s carved out a solid theatrical career for himself in New York and regionally, and is now appearing in Chad Beguelin’s play “Harbor” for Primary Stages (59E59 Theaters, 59 E. My estranged sister shows up with her teenaged daughter I haven’t seen in over 10 years, and our cozy system is sort of shattered. I’d read the script a few years when they did it out of town and I loved it, so when the audition came around I said, ‘I know this part!

“It just takes a lot of caffeine and a lot of alcohol!

’ So excited to be doing it with a great cast and the rehearsals are so mellow and fun.” Originally from New Hampshire and Georgia, Harrison started acting in community theater when he was six, was schooled in Ohio and, after a toe-dabble in Los Angeles, is now a firmly based New Yorker.

In 2002, Harrison starred in the play Deviant at the New York International Fringe Festival.

In the summer of 2004, Harrison made his Broadway debut as Boq in the musical Wicked.