2026
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Check out the National Theatre’s ‘THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST’ (now online) its destined to a camp classic
The Importance of Being Earnest (A Trivial Comedy for Serious People) was Oscar Wilde‘s final play, and it premiered in 1895, literally weeks before he was imprisoned for being a homosexual. The irony is that the play wasn’t part of the prosecution’s evidence, yet over the years its queer subtext has been exploited to make…
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Queerguru checks out ‘CARY LEIBOWITZ | Too Personal Stay Away at TSL, Hudson’ NY
; Cary Leibowitz rose to fame in the 1990s under the moniker “Candy Ass.” Leibowitz makes bold, self-effacing artworks that comment on the contemporary art market, kitsch, Jewish identity, and queerness. Though he embraces a range of styles, his practice—which spans painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and other pursuits—almost always features text. His childish scrawl is…
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Queerguru’s David Allen reviews ‘DOWN THE HATCH’ a night of queer comedy at Brighton’s KOMEDIA Club
Much like Provincetown Mass, Brighton in the UK has a larger-than-average queer population, so it makes sense that we would have a comedy night hosted by, performed by, and in front of a crowd that is predominantly queer. Up until 2023, our comedy night at Komedia was known as ‘Bent Double’, run and emceed by…
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BEAR WITNESS : an exhibition exploring the history, identity, and culture of the Bear community.
The Bears are probably not just the happiest of all the genres in the LGBTQIA+ community, but they are also among the best organized. They have played a powerful role in LGBTQ+ history, creating spaces of belonging, visibility, and connection. Currently packing the streets and beaches of Provincetown for the Annual Bear Week, more…
