Miss Anita Cocktail .. the busiest drag queen in Ptown spills the beans with Queerguru
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Mike Flanagan (MikeMRF) and Sheree Marcelle have been performing together for 12 years. They initially bonded over their love for Whitney Houston and they wowed audiences at the Post Office Cafe and Cabaret with their tribute show of her music. Another artist with whom they found creative collaboration was Adele so they have created a new show that will consist of Adele favorites from all four albums. They will play this weekly in repertoire all summer at the Post Office Cabaret alternating with their Whitney Show.
Sheree Marcelle is an award-winning singer and performer currently residing in Boston and performing all over New England. Both she and Mike sat down with QUEERGURU to talk about this new show
For ADELE they will be joined by Christian McCarthey on drums and Cliff Letsche on bass, Mike music directs the show on keys while Sheree sings the amazing words and melodies of Adele.
https://www.postofficecafe.net/mevents/adele-with-sheree-and-mike/
Donna Vivino
Then when Guerra and GInez fell in love with Provincetown a couple of years ago they ended up buying a house here. And it wasn’t too long after that Guerra wanted to start a Provincetown edition of Art Gaysel. There has always been a wonderful art colony in PTown but there is still a significant shortage of edgy queer art ….. the genre that Guerra is such a passionate specialist in.
They are Gio Black Peter, Daniel Ortizn, Tawnie Silva, Pietro Spirito, Manual Nanouris, Patrick MIZUMOTO, James Miille, Dan Halm, Erick Medina, Chris Molina, Adam Chuck, Beniji, Alexander Guerra
Guerra also linked up with 5 existing studios that show complimentary art. These are Adam’s Nest, Bowersock Gallery, E. Lesh Gallery, Greg Salvatori Gallery, Gaston Lacombe
We caught up with Guerra on the opening day and talked with him and a few of the artists, We had to keep it brief as the crowds were already beginning to come in
NB This is an interview with a remarkable queer artist that makes art for queer adults.
Daniel Ortiz is a Brooklyn-born queer Artist of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent who is about to participate in ART GAYSEL Miami’s Queerest Art Fair that is making its PROVINCETOWN Debut. He has really been able to hone in on a style of art that truly represents him as a gay Latino. It has not been an easy road of acceptance, but he has managed to actively pursue an art career and has now introduced “Art by Dan” my very first own online shop and brand.
On the eve of the new Fair he talked with QUEERGURU about how he hopes his work will inspire and impact people, especially members of the LGBTQ community
https://www.artbydan.shop/