• Josh O’Connor plays  Romeo for real

    Josh O’Connor plays Romeo for real

      The word from the UK is that the National Theatre’s very first film is something of a smash hit.  In its 5-star review, The Guardian called this  Romeo and Juliet ‘an ingenious triumph”. This production of Shakespeare’s classic love story was created solely for the screen and it was shot on a single stage, over…

  • Oliver Hermanus talks about MOFFIE his excellent  harrowing coming-of-age drama

    Oliver Hermanus talks about MOFFIE his excellent harrowing coming-of-age drama

    The fact that ‘moffie’ is the South African equivalent of ‘faggot’ sets the tone for one of the most harrowing coming-of-age films we have ever seen. It is set in South Africa in 1981 in apartheid where the white minority still dominates and persecutes the ‘colored’ population. They however are not the enemy in this…

  • Wojnarowicz: an excellent new  doc. on one of NY’s greatest queer artists/activists

    Wojnarowicz: an excellent new doc. on one of NY’s greatest queer artists/activists

    The exceptionally talented queer artist David Wojanarowicz’s name may not easily trip off one’s tongue but at least now thanks to Chris McKim’s incisive documentary his place in the echelons of queer culture will finally be totally undisputed. Wojanarowicz died of AIDS in  1992 just 37 years old, but this new film makes us all…

  • P Town’s Tennessee Williams Fest goes Outdoors

    P Town’s Tennessee Williams Fest goes Outdoors

      For so many  (theatre queens?) Provincetown is totally synonymous with Tennessee Williams.  This great queer American playwright not only wrote some of his best work there, but he also had it performed at the Town’s theater.  That’s when he wasn’t too busy admiring and enjoying some of the best local sights that came in…