London
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Cricket the quintessential sport of English Gentlemen goes gay
Now the summer is here, there is nothing more quintessentially English than the game of cricket. Dating back to the mid-16th century the Brits took it with them when they created their Empire taking over so much of the world. They may have long retreated back to their own island but the sport is…
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London’s Turbine Theatre powers up again with some queer delights
The Turbine Theatre, one of London’s newest independent theaters, set up stage at the iconic Battersea Power Station as part of its regeneration. That’s just one of the reasons Queerguru loves it, and another is that the diverse programming always includes some great queer content And as they start to re-open the doors after a…
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Help Save Central Station : a vital queer space in London
From the outside Central Station looks unprepossessing and somewhat shabby sitting at the end of a residential street in London’s Kings Cross area. But it’s what inside that counts, as for the past 30 years this independent Bar has been a safe space for members of London’s LGBT+ community and its varied artists and…
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Gilbert & George : New Normal Pictures Exhibit
A new GILBERT & GEORGE Exhibit is always a reason for celebration. These two queer artists have worked together as a collaborative art duo for over 50 years winning every major prestigious art prize ……like the Tate’s Turner Award. More importantly, their distinctive and highly formal appearance and manner in performance art, and also…
