San Francisco
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews ‘Jerker’, a powerful play from mid-1980s San Francisco @ London´s Waterloo East Theatre.
Jerker takes us to mid-1980s San Francisco, a fraught time for the city when it was being torn apart by the AIDS crisis, a time when there was little knowledge about, or treatment for, the disease. Robert Chelsey´s 1986 play was first performed 40 years ago, in San Francisco, and remains as powerful, fearful, sexy,…
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Sean Dorsey Dance Home Season in SF : ‘WE CHOOSE EACH OTHER’
This month sees the SEAN DORSEY DANCE’S 22nd Annual Home Season ‘WE CHOOSE EACH OTHER’, which will treat audiences to a “sneak peek” of their new show-in-development, performing the world premiere of several new dances; the company will also restage pieces from the company’s 20-year award-winning repertoire! Emmy Award Winner Dorsey says, “We know this:…
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Help save San Francisco’s fabulous ROXIE THEATER the oldest continuously operated cinema in the United States
Having just returned from a flying visit to San Francisco, it’s nigh on impossible to get the city out of our mind again…. hence the last few postings on QG. Like nearly every gay man in the US we not only have such fond memories of time spent there but we are also anxious to…
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Queerguru’s John Guillot reviews the ‘fabulous’ KALEIDOSCOPE the animal-less Circus for Grown Ups (esp gay ones!)
Although Kaleidoscope is by definition a Circus, the show is anything but ordinary. It is currently showing in San Francisco, and to give some insight, the only animal you will see is an adorable white Maltese-like dog that is impossible not to fall in love with and that dazzles guests with their talents…
