There in the detail of the announcement of the 26th Edition of the Provincetown Film Festival (five days of unflinching cinema!) is the news that will make this even more unmissable than usual. Its the news that this years Filmmaker on the Edge Award is to be given to Andrew Haigh, probably the … Continue reading
It’s always good news when we see an email from Liam Campbell land in Queerguru’s inbox. Campbell, a fellow Brit, is the Chief Photographer and Editor in Chief of ELSKA our favorite queer photozine, and he always sends us details of ELSKA’s newest edition. What we particulary love is that with each ELSKA … Continue reading
Look out! Jake Trevor is coming for your man on “Boyfriend,” a seductive track that teases his upcoming self-titled album JAKE TREVOR dropping on May 24. This Nashville singer/songwriter transplant launched himself in NY performing in the subway system, busking the music that inspired him. Jake got his start, from artists like … Continue reading
It is always such a joy to discover what is playing at Wilton’s Music Hall in London. In the mid-19th-century it was a grand music hall attached to an 18th-century terrace of three houses and a pub. Originally an alehouse dating from 1743 or earlier, it may well have served the Scandinavian … Continue reading
London’s Pleasance Theatre is about to mount a new adapation of John Gay’s forgotten gender-bending, anti-colonialist and proto-feminist ballad opera, Polly (The Heartbreak Opera) Bringing a gritty, vibrant energy to the scandalous sequel of The Beggar’s Opera, this new show features 18 original songs inspired by the likes of Britney Spears and Peaches. Think ‘Toxic’. … Continue reading
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