The English composer and conductor Benjamin Britten was one of the most prominent figures of 20th-century British classical music, known for works such as the War Requiem and the opera Peter Grimes. In 1937, Britten met the tenor Peter Pears through a mutual friend, and in 1939, the relationship turned romantic. From then on Britten wrote … Continue reading
Scene + Heard is an annual curated theatre festival in Dublin that loves to support new practices by artists at all stages of their careers. One of the pieces to be performed is the inaugural work ‘Clyde Inside’ from the queer production company Rock Bottom Saloon. The new play written and produced by David … Continue reading
Queerguru will be soon sitting in the stalls at the Waterloo East Theatre to review an exciting new play F**king Men …… meanwhile here’s a sneak preview that goes behind the scenes of the rehearsals. F**Kng Men is a fascinating, funny, and provocative story of sex, love and connection. Starring Alex Britt, … Continue reading
Founded in 2004, the Liverpool UK-based HOMOTOPIA Festival is now the UK’s longest-running LGBTQIA arts and culture festival. It’s art an and social justice organization that is making a significant cultural impact through both art and activism. Every October/November the Homotopia Festival presents a variety of LGBTQIA art across multiple venues and outdoor spaces in the … Continue reading
Tomorrow night, THE OTHER SIDE OF SILENCE (TOSOS) is presenting the World Premiere of Robert Macke’s funny new play House of Chavis. It’s the story of what happens when a father discovers his estranged son is competing on a reality television series … as a drag queen. It is a moving exploration of the … Continue reading
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