interview
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Brian J Smith’s love letter to queer life on Fire Island ‘A HOUSE IS NOT A DISCO’ is now streaming online
Queerguru first talked to actor-turned-filmmaker Brian J Smith about his debut behind the camera, which is his love letter to Fire Islandmwhen the film premiered 2 years ago. We are revisiting the interview now that A HOUSE IS NOT A DISCO is streaming on line The place is evocative to so many queers around…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah sits down with JONNY WOO (the king or queen of the London scene) to talk about his show SUBURBIA
King, or Queen of the London scene, performer and drag icon, Jonny Woo returns to Soho Theatre this coming July with his personal cabaret Jonny Woo: Suburbia. Paying homage to his influential upbringing in the suburbs before his life in the big city lights and on stage, this theatre piece presents a poetic memoir charting…
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Anita Cocktail : consummate MC, showgirl, chantuese and so much more, talks about all her new shows
One of the reasons QUEERGURU loves to live in this queer mecca at the tip of Cape Cod are meeting some of the wonderfully passionate and committed people who live and work here. Near the top of the list of our favorite Provincetown residents is ANITA COCKTAIL : she is a consummate MC, showgirl, chantuese…
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Filmmaker Doron Max Hagay talks about his wonderful oddball comedy ‘SHE KEEPS ME YOUNG’
Filmmaker Doron Max Hagay has a steady 9-5 job directing TV : and he most recently directed on season 4 of HACKS on HBOMax . However his first love is indie queer cinema most importantly the films of Todd Haynes, Fassbinder and Douglas Sirk. The latter is the influence for his debut feature film SHE…
