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Filmmaker SASHA WATERS talks about MARY OLIVER: Saved By The Beauty Of The World
Queerquru first met Sasha Waters in Provincetown, where we live every summer. The town is the oldest art colony in the US and has a history of being home to some of the country’s finest artists and writers . One such resident was Pulitzer Prize winner Mary Oliver, who in 2007 was named the best-selling…
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To keep your ‘gay card’ can you name all the stars starring with PINK at the Tony Awards and in the Audience?
PINK has never appeared on Broadway. Until now, that is. Some genius producer had the inspired idea of having her star in a spectacular opening number for this year’s Tony Awards. She should have won an award for this alone. So the question is, as you watch it, can you recognise every single star…
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The QUEER BUTOH FESTIVAL returns to The Brick Theater, NY
Queer Butoh Festival returns to New York City with four evenings of interdisciplinary performance exploring the evolving landscape of Butoh in NYC and beyond. This year’s festival brings together local and international artists from Mexico, Belgium, South Korea, Singapore, Chile, and across the United States, highlighting Butoh as a global and ever-evolving art form rooted…
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Queerguru’s David Allen’s 5 Star review of ‘TEST’ screening at Provincetown Film Festival + SF’s Frameline
Few movies set the scene with such succinct clarity as ‘Test’ from writer (and lead) Brock Yurich and director Sam McConnell. Here, we watch as a handsome and very muscled man, wearing nothing but a cock sock, is rollered in fake tan by an older woman while singing a hymn and giggling. Eddie (Brock Yurich)…
