Queerguru previews the World Premiere of MOFFIE an excellent South African harrowing coming-of-age drama

    South Africa  may now have a reputation as Africa’s most gay-friendly destination which attracts thousands of LGBT tourists annually, but it wasn’t always that way. When it was a British Colony as part of the British Empire they had the english sense of morality and Christianity imposed upon them.  This meant mirroring England’s … Continue reading

Queerguru returns to Miami and how it really looks sans DeSantis

    Queerguru undertook its annual 4 day drive to emigrate from its summer HQ to its winter HQ.  They both have one thing in common THE SUN!  Actually, there’s a second reason that they are also friendly queer meccas.  The moment our Mazda says goodbye to Georgia and speeds past the ‘Welcome To Florida’ … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews a spirited revival of Mike Bartlett’s award winning COCK at Beverly Hills Playhouse

  COCK ☆☆☆ & 1/2 The Beverley PLayhouse, Los Angeles   The Beverly Playhouse was the perfect intimate space for an  intriguing revival of Mike Bartlett’s award-winning play COCK that was first produced by The Royal Court Theatre  in London in 2009 Cock involves a main character, John (Miles Cooper) one half of a gay … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews Cinémode by Jean Paul Gaultier …. of Life in Paris Frills…

  Watching Jacques Becker’s masterpiece about Parisian Couture in the late 40s, starring the delightful Micheline Presle, on his grandmother’s TV set on a Sunday afternoon and more specifically, the fashion show at the end of the film – every single gown created by the extremely talented and very much forgotten Marcel Rochas – was … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews CNUT : Nathan Evan’s second anthology of Poems

While the number of serious readers always seems to be in decline, the truth might be even more pronounced in poetry circles.  Maybe a few reviews and positive word-of-mouth can stem the tide or at least forestall it somewhat. My interest in particular poets is often rooted in an introduction through biographies or other nonfiction … Continue reading

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