Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterSinger/songwriter Todd Alsup has spent the summer celebrating the work of the iconic queer performer George Michael in his one-man show FREEDOM at Crown & Anchor . After interviewing him recently (https://bit.ly/3cNLp9X)we simply had to go back to see him one more time: the way he brings back memories of one of the greatest performers of his … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterThis hotel and entertainment complex has been at the center of queer life for decades in Provincetown. It wasn’t obviously intended as that when it was first built in the mid-19th century, by Timothy P. Johnson. Then it was a public hall for shows and entertainment, a bowling alley, and a saloon. In 1896 … Continue reading
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Todd Alsup is a New York City–based pianist and singer-songwriter (and gay bear) who is sharing his love of the music of George Michael this summer with his exciting new show FREEDOM at Crown & Anchor In Provincetown. Queerguru has just interviewed James Gavin about his new biography on George Michael so it seemed natural to interview Todd too. And we are so glad we did
https://www.toddalsup.com/ https://www.onlyatthecrown.com/
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterEvery time we see actor/musician/singer Edmund Bagnell we are always struck by his joie de vivre. It’s not that his life has not been affected by the pandemic but the member of Well Strung (who also starred in the National Tour of Sweeney Todd) is so much more positive than many of us. Bagnell … Continue reading
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Miss Thirsty Burlington aka @Scott Townsend star of stage and 
screen has enjoyed a tremendously successful run this summer with THE CHER SHOW LIVE AT #Provincetown‘s Crown & Anchor which finishes 9/5/19. She allowed QUEERGURU’S cameras in one night, and here is our exclusive Video of the one person who does Cner better than Cher.
Filmed by Dan Desjardins, edited and produced by Roger Walker-Dack
