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Queerguru’s Jose Mayorga reviews SWAN SONG looking at the drama behind the scenes of Canadian National Ballet’s new production
A passionate and moving journey into the mise en scene of a new production of Swan Lake by The National Ballet of Canada and at the same time, a revelatory portrait of a prima ballerina. Canadian classical dancer Karen Kain is the heart and soul behind this documentary. She has been a principal dancer,…
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ELSKA puts the spotlight on a selection of ordinary men of Munich introducing them through a combination of intimate photography and personal storytelling.
Elska editor and chief photographer Liam Campbell finally returned to Germany to shoot the latest (the 47th) edition of his queer photozine. It had been a long time coming as the Berlin feature was actually the 2nd Edition of Elska. Munich was the destination, and Campbell told us he was very relieved to discover …
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Thirsty Burlington’s CHER : The Show Will ALWAYS Go On.
We will admit that like so many in our queer community we do sometimes slip into the habit of using the word ‘icon’ way too freely, but yesterday on the streets of Provincetown we briefly ran into one who truly deserves the title. Our Editor may be dealing with all the unavoidable wear and…
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Trans filmmaker SILAS HOWARD talks to Queerguru about Queer Rhapsody in LA ,and also about his body of work
DARBY AND THE DEAD, directed by SILAS HOWARD, is an LGBTQ+ historic landmark as one of the first (and likely the first) studio-made films directed by an out trans masculine LGBTQ+ filmmaker. It is about to be screened in the new LTBTQIA+ film series QUEER RHAPSODY taking place in multiple city-wide venues in…
