Provincetown has long been home to a colony of very successful artists but not all of them now are from the ‘old school’. James Frederick is part of new breed of creatives in town whose work crosses boundaries with his abstract landscapes on one hand and his hit series of gay mini-comic books on the other one. Last time we interviewed him via Facebook we were inundated with fan mail …… and some of it was even about his art. So we visited him in his studio to see what he’s working on now.
As part of our summer project THE PASSION OF PTOWN we talked to the #Obie awarding winning actor/director David Drake who can hardly contain his excitement about being the new Artistic Director of Provincetown Theater as he shared his plans for the summer and beyond
At the centerpiece of PTown‘s first Gay Pride was Yvette Mattern‘s spectacular Global Rainbow which lit up the whole town at night. We met up with Yvette to find out the story behind her wonderful installation.
Two years ago when one of Provincetown’s favorite performers had a biopic made on their life, the whole town turned out to support it. The subject was the much beloved Scott Townsend aka ThirstyBurlington aka The Cher who is better than the real thing. Thirsty has been promoting the movie ever since then and is now back where she belongs on stage, and that exactly where we found her to talk about her new show Cher Live at the Crown & Anchor
One of the most compelling films selected for the Mens Queer Shorts Program at Provincetown Film Festival this year is Landline a documentary about the only helpline in the UK for gay farmers. This fascinating look at a highly marginalized section of our community is quite an eye opener especially for us urban types, and so we called producer Rupert Williams via Facebook to learn more.
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Two years ago when one of Provincetown’s favorite performers had a biopic made on their life, the whole town turned out to support it. The subject was the much beloved 
