Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterIts always been difficult to believe any statement from the Chic-Fil-A people as they have always at best ‘been economical with the truth.’ They are at it again now saying that they will be opening their first restaurants in the United Kingdom. Not true. . In 2018, Chick-fil-A opened a store in Edinburgh … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesView this post on Instagram A post shared by Queer East (@queereast) One of the (many) things that Queerguru loves about the UK’s QUEER EAST FILM FESTIVAL is after its London run it takes its show on the road. This impressive three-month nationwide tour, takes a selection of Asian queer cinema to … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterThe Royal Mint in London has been making British coins for more than a thousand years, Currently, it will be busy ensuring that the image of His Majesty King Charles III replacing his late mother HM the Queen on all the currency. However, this hasn’t stopped this august body from unveiling a new collectible … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queerguru.tv, queermatter
This new UK drama is based on a remarkable true story that we first found very hard to believe It is the tale of Jay and Paul who are both serving life sentences for homophobic murders. Incredibly, they fall in love and seek permission to marry.
Kiss Marry Kill is an electrifying and intimate story of love and redemption. and this dramatic recreation from award-winning site-specific specialists Dante or Die, reimagines the first same-sex marriage that took place in a UK prison.
Queerguru talks with two of the three writers, James Baldwin and Terry O’Donovan on the eve of a National Tour around the UK performing in chapels
20 – 22 March – The Dockyard Church, Sheerness, Kent
16 – 26 April 2024: Stone Nest London
30 April – 4 May 2024 with South Street Reading
https://danteordie.com/
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesComing-of-age films tend to have a protagonist in their late teens, but what happens if your life at that age is too fraught and difficult to come of age properly? That was the case for most queer people in 1980s Britain. A very homophobic press and media, reflecting national opinions, combined with an … Continue reading
