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Robert Downey Jr gets to audition his co-stars in DOLITTLE

If, (and it’s a big IF) you need just one more reason to love Robert Downey Jr, then this is it. His next big movie to hit our screens in January is DOLITTLE and he plays the title character of the doctor who can can talk to animals. It’s not the first time this … Continue reading

Robert Mapplethorpe : Implicit Tensions PT2 @ Guggenheim NY

Last week the Guggenheim Museum in NY unveiled the second part of their major retrospective of the legendary queer artist Robert ‘Mapplethorpe called Implicit Tensions Whereas the first part of the Exhibit, which recently closed, ,featured highlights from the Guggenheim’s in-depth Mapplethorpe holdings which the Mapplethorpe Foundation gifted them in 1993 They included early … Continue reading

Robert White : the queer comic genius you really need to know about

Robert White describes himself as the only Asperger, gay, dyslexic, cross-lateral, quarter- welsh, webbed-toed, hyper-sensitive, Gluten-intolerant, weight-fixated, pseudo-genius, musical comedian there is…. probably! In Queerguru’s eyes, he is unquestionably one of the freshest original talents that are teetering on the edge of genius that you are so grateful that you get to experience albeit briefly. … Continue reading

Robert Wilson’s avant-garde TURANDOT for Teatro Real

The New York Times once described the queer avant-garde theater director Robert Wilson as [America]’s – or even the world’s – foremost vanguard ‘theater artist.’ If you are familiar with any of Wilson’s remarkable body of work, you will appreciate that this is a well-deserved accolade. After twenty years of absence, Puccini’s Turandot was … Continue reading

ROBOT & FRANK

The opening scenes show a cat burglar breaking into a house in the middle of a night, and as he scans the room with his flashlight he spies a photograph which he picks up to examine before he drops it and it smashes on the ground. Frank has broken into his own house and the … Continue reading