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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm’s review of Cecilia Gentili’s Red Ink. @ Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Cecilia Gentili’s Red Ink. * * * * * Edinburgh Festival Fringe Cecilia Gentili was an Argentinian trans woman who moved to the United States, undocumented, at the age of 26. She was a sex worker, but following her recovery from drug addiction, she became a trans and AIDs activist, and a campaigner for sex workers’…
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Thomas Knights RED HOT CALENDARS 2026 ….. are exactly that and more as they redefine ginger men
It may seem like we have only just passed the halfway mark of 2025, BUT it’s never too early to start thinking about 2026. Especially when it comes to reserving your copy of the new RED HOT CALENDAR. Endless calendars clog up Queerguru’s inbox every year, but none of them can ever hold a light…
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New Orleans RED DRESS RUN is one of those events you should do at least once in your lifetime
No plans for Saturday (9th August), then stop what you are doing NOW and get your a–e down to New Orleans for one of the most fabulous queer events ever: THE RED DRESS RUN. It’s a tradition that started off in San Diego in 1987 and very quickly became an annual event in New Orleans,…
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Queerguru;’s Robert Malcolm reviews ‘LOCUSTS Tell Me About Your Mother’. @ Edinburgh Fringe Festival
LOCUSTS Tell Me About Your Mother Until gay conversion therapy is banned by law in the UK, this short, intimate play will remain relevant. The performance, an Orangeworks production, written by Ian Tucker-Bell and Garth McLean, directed by Philip Holden, opens with an evangelical pastor welcoming us to his church in Yorkshire on Mothering Sunday.…
