Author queerguruPosted on Categories queerguru.tvKate Clinton , P.Town’s First Lady of Comedy talks with Roger Walker-Dack @ Provincetown Community Television about life and love and all things that make her laugh too. Videographed + Edited by Rik Ahlberg. Clip of Kate performing courtesy of LIPTV.US. Filmed at the Waterside Home in the Fashionable West End of Gary Reinhardt
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The actress Sandra Dickinson left her native Washington DC in 1970 to follow an Englishman man back to his home country. Even though that relationship didn’t have a happy ever after ending, she fell in love with the country and stayed. The English fell in love with her too and for the past almost 50 years she has had a very successful career flitting between TV movies and the Theatre. Last year she starred in a play about Lucille Ball which gave her the best reviews of her career, and now she’s found herself another meaty role in The Unbuilt City that is due to open next week. We caught up with her via a Facetime when she had just rushed home from rehearsals
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We talked to filmmaker Sean Baker on the opening day of his extraordinary new movie The Florida Project that has been receiving rave reviews. From A24 and in US movie theaters now.
The interview with Roger Walker-Dack was filmed at Mandarin Oriental, Miami by #DouglasCLance of FotoNoggin
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Seth Sikes returns to Feinstein’s/54 Below in THE SONGS THAT GOT AWAY, an all-new show, singing Judy Garland songs he hasn’t yet performed in his previous tributes to the legend, plus some that Garland never got the chance to sing herself. He will be backed by his full band.
He talked to Roger Walker-Dack about this and also his Show at the Crown & Anchor in #Provincetown this summer. The interview was filmed via FaceTime for www.queergurutv.com
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Any documentary that makes a contribution to the continuing transgender dialogue is important, but when it is as poignant and compelling as ‘Real Boy’, then it can play a significant role in nurturing more understanding and acceptance both within the community and society at large.
Shaleece Haas the writer/director of this multi-award winning movie talked to queerguru about telling the tale of 19 year old trans man Bennett Wallace as he goes on the sometimes difficult journey of transitioning. Ben is a sheer delight and is refreshingly open and honest about his many lows, as well as his highs, and Shaleece explained to us what it was like being able to share his story.
The movie will be screened on PBS’s Independent Lens on June 19th at 10pm, and soon afterwards will be available on DVD/VOD via www.realboy.com
The interview was filmed by Roger Walker-Dack for ‘queerguru reports’ on PTV’s Channel 99