When a community is written out of history books, they find their own way to share their stories. So Tommy (The Queer Historian) has invited us all around to Aunty Nell’s for tea and tales. It’s a very British tradition but with a very distinctive queer touch. Dear Aunty Nell often said: “The only … Continue reading
The Icelandic Phallological Museum i.e. the World’s first and only Penis Museum has been going strong since 1997. Not everyone has been happy about this, especially as there was even an excellent documentary made about it Now the playing field is about to be ‘leveled’ as the Vagina is finally about to have a … Continue reading
Brokeback Mountain ★★★★ Soho Place. London Some great loves can be summed up in a short story. Some in a country ballad. With Brokeback Mountain, the world premiere of a reincarnation of the Annie Proulx tale, there is now a play that brings together both. Set within a cinematic accompaniment of song this poignantly … Continue reading
Londoners, we are in for a treat. The smash hit musical, A Strange Loop, is transferring from Broadway to the Barbican Theatre for a limited 12-week season run from 17th June. This fabulous musical has won every Best Musical award on Broadway including the Tony Award and the Pulitzer Prize and has received rave … Continue reading
In his 2023 solo Exhibition RIVERMAN at the Fitzrovia Gallery in London, George Meyer-Weil shows a new body of works on paper and canvas, depicting the male figure along waterways. His latest paintings reveal man as a small part of a much larger ‘picture’ referencing his elemental collectedness to water and the natural … Continue reading
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