interview
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David Roussève is so looking forward to BECOMING DADDY AF (and we are too!)
David Roussève is deservedly considered something of a legend in American Dance Theater, and he is celebrating his 40th Anniversary with his full-length first solo piece in 20 years, BECOMING DADDY AF. It’s an intimate theatrical meditation on life’s purpose and the very meaning of love, and when he spoke with Queerguru, we quickly realized…
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Cameron Raasdal-Munro and Rikki Beadle-Blair talk about the American Premiere of their very gritty queer drama GANGSTA BABY
Excellent new queer theatre is alive and well, thanks to the likes of RIKKI BEADLE-BLAIR MBE, British actor, director, and playwright, who is also the artistic director of multi-media production company Team Angelica. Yet it is his role as a mentor where he nurtures the next generation of queer theatrical talent that he comes into…
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Luke Yankee talks about his compelling memoir/play MARILYN, MOM & ME
Writer/director Luke Yankee had a childhood that reads like a screenplay of a Hollywood movie. His mother was the Academy Award-winning actress Eileen Heckart, who juggled her very successful Broadway/Hollywood career with her life as a wife and mother of three boys . In 1956, she was cast by triple Academy Award nominee Joshua Logan…
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Ryan F.Casey talks with Queerguru about ‘WHAT HAPPENS TO BOYS IN CHELSEA ‘…….he is about to perform at The Stonewall Inn
Ryan F Casey is an actor/performance artist/activist in New York, and he talked with QUEERGURU about his semi-autobiographical choreo poem WHAT HAPPENS TO BOYS IN CHELSEA Set in 2006 New York, Foster Lawrence sets out on the town for a night out with friends. He ends up in a stranger’s home. And then splattered, clinging…
