London
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Queerguru’s Sandy MacLennan reviews The Biba Story, 1964-1975 Exploring how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label.
The BIBA Story, 1964-1975. The Fashion and Textiles Museum is a unique creative hub, museum and workshop space in London’s edgy Bermondsey. It’s also where the UK fashion doyenne Zandra Rhodes lives and works, overseeing a roster of exhibits that celebrate the craft, creativity and history of fashion and textiles. This year the museum has…
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Brit writer/actor Joe Eason stars in his powerful queer drama TWO COME HOME about to play in London’s Kings Head Theatre
Queerguru is always constantly amazed about the sheer quality and quantity of queer theatre that is on in London at any given time. It surely out ranks any other capital city around the globe (yes, including you New York) with its theatrical delights which our own small band of reviewers struggle to keep…
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QUEER COWBOYS: A Jukebox Musical Where Forgotten Cowboys Ride Again
We cant think of a better way to kick off August than a visit to Kings Head Theatre in London where Freddie Love is performing their really fab new country music show ‘Queer Cowboys’. Love is a nonbinary multidisciplinary artist who is now based in London but originally hails from ‘the wild west’ of Oklahoma…
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Support the LONDON TRANS PRIDE March on July 27th
Under the present political climate , now more than. ever it is so important for ALL of us to support our trans brothers and sisters. One way is through LONDON TRANS PRIDE which was established in response to the daily injustices trans+ people face and to create an event where all trans+ people can…
