London’s Garden Theatre currently has an excellent double-bill of an all-male jazz ballet Coppelia and The Supermarket Suite. Coppelia’s Offie nominated choreography is provided by William Spencer, who will also premiere his new short work The Supermarket Suite in an exciting evening of narrative theatre dance inspired by the music of The Nutcracker, focusing on the everyday comedy we find in our lives. Coppelia is a timeless … Continue reading
One of the few film genres that Queerguru does not cover is ‘disaster movies’. Until now that is. Amazon Prime has just released a very lengthy trailer of the new take on Cinderella, and from where we are sitting this is no fairy tale and we think is destined to sink faster than the … Continue reading
Back in the days when most of us were not nearly as colorful as the two men above, the CIA released a three-page memorandum on how to identify homosexuals during investigations. According to the 7 point list on how to use their prescribed gaydar , I would have easily passed as ‘straight’ ……..except for … Continue reading
Every time you put on a pair of shoes or pick out a pair of jeans, you’re making a statement, both to yourself and to the world. Being queer is, pardon the pun, far from a straightforward process with clear lines. Language has yet to adapt to our diverse and colorful identities, and we’re … Continue reading
Die Walkure ☆☆☆☆ Arcola Theatre at Hackney Empire Here at Queerguru, we pride ourselves on being very much part of the Try-It-You-Might-Like-It -Club. Indeed one of the senior team is rumored to have that as a tramp stamp in cursive. However, when we got the invite to review Wagner’s opera Die Walkure at the … Continue reading
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