Liberace & Miss Peggy Lee talk about their award-winning show LEE SQUARED

There is musical Royalty at #PTowns Pilgrim House this week for just THREE NIGHTS ONLY.#Liberace & Miss Peggy Lee are appearing in their Award-Winning deliciously funny Lee Squared. They sat down and dazzled Roger Walker-Dack in this interview for www.queergurutv.com filmed by #DanDesjardins   P.S. Queerguru would love you to bits if you did us one tiny favor.  Despite the fact that we have had almost 275K hits on YouTube (yeah!) … Continue reading

Linus Karp and Joseph Martin spill the beans on their new show : a comic parody with music: GYWNETH GOES SKIING

      Linus Karp is a London-based Swedish actor, writer, theatremaker, and full-time princess. He runs Awkward Productions alongside his creative and life partner Joseph Martin and together they have just enjoyed a sold-out critically acclaimed run of DIANA. THE UNTOLD STORY. (see https://queerguru.com/linus-karp-dian…) So the pair of them have gone from Royal Princess … Continue reading

Linus Karp: Diana The Untold and Untrue Story

  Swedish-born London-based LINUS KARP is an exceptionally talented creator/actor whose wonderful output just couldn’t get gayer if he tried. Following his two sold-out runs of “how to live a Jellicle life: life lessons from the 2019 (dreadful) movie musical ‘cats’” …..”billed as “a silly, stupid and queer show” his new show is about the … Continue reading

Lithuanian queer filmmaker Romas Zabarauskas on his new movie The Lawyer

  Romas Zabarauskas is one of a very rare breed.  He is a queer filmmaker in Lithuania, a country not exactly well- known for its LGBTQ cinema.    Queerguru got to talk with him on the eve on the World Premiere of his latest movie THE LAWYER at London’s BFI Flare LGBTQ Film Festival.  Zabarauskas has … Continue reading

Little Men @ #PIFF16

queerguru review’s Ira Sachs Little Men : a wonderful un-showy drama that so beautifully captures some of the effects of the reality of gentrification and how they impact us all and not just the grown-ups at the core. Reviewed for PTV as part of The Provincetown International Film Festival #PIFF16

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