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A fully-clothed DREW SEBASTIAN talks about his one-man-show DAD’S CABARET

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Drew Sebastian is a man who wears many hats ….. one of which means he actually wears nothing at all. His first love was musical theater, he trained at Cordon Bleu School and became a chef to a few famous folks (think Adam Levine etc) and in the Covid Lockdown he was a much sought-after Personal Trainer …. and for many years he has been a major star of adult films. It is a career he is mighty proud of….. and quite rightly so … and one of which he shares stories about ….. some of them hilarious ….in his one-man show DAD’S CABARET that he is about to perform at the Pilgrim House in Provincetown.

Queerguru caught up with him to talk about his new life as a sexy cooner on the eve of him losing his PTown (professional ) virginity

 

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Amy Jo Jackson talks about her delightfully campy romp THE BRASS MENAGERIE

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Amy Jo Jackson’s  BISTRO AWARD WINNING show The Brass Menagerie is a campy romp through the women of Tennessee Williams…in song! If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to hear Blanche DuBois or Maggie the Cat sing Broadway show tunes, wonder no longer – Amy Jo Jackson brings her rousing belt to these iconic women. Accompanied by Brian Nash on the keys, Amy Jo takes an audience through A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Suddenly Last Summer, The Rose Tattoo, and many more plays by Williams, mashed up with the classic songs of the musical theatre canon.

She talked with Queerguru on the eve of her performances at PTowns Tenessee Williams Theater Festival

 

 

 



ART GAYSEL; the Queerest Art Show: makes its P Town Debut

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Queer hotelier, art lover, and philanthropist Alex Guerra is always such a joy to be around as he is so passionate about all his projects which always end up making a significant contribution to the LGBTQ+  community.  A few years back he and partner Stephen Ginez decided to support queer artists and their work by mounting a satellite show in their Miami Hotel when the major (and very straight) ART BASEL arrived every December.

ART Gaysel didn’t just provide a space for these artists to promote and sell their art, but also a much-needed platform for queer artists to communicate, and even collaborate, with each other. 

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.

So this Pride Week in Ptown….. still a relatively new event, Guerra put his money where his mouth is and filled the Crews Quarters with 13  highly individual queer artists. from across the glove for the first Edition of ART GAYSEL Ptown

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

 

 



Behind The Scenes at HAIR: Pt1 The Producers

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Queerguru were not the only ones to give a  ☆☆☆☆☆ review to Peregrine Theatre Ensemble exuberant’s production of HAIR: the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, but we also went behind the scenes to find out what makes this show rock.

Our first interview in this two part series is with the Producers the indefatigable Adam Berry and Ben Berry who seem to rarely be able actually sit still for one minute.
The interview with Roger Walker-Dack for www.queergurutv.com was filmed by Dan Desjardins on the stage at Fishermans Hall.

 

P.S. You can read our full review of the  Show HERE

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