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Queerguru’s TEN TOP PICKS OF MUST-SEE QUEER SHOWS at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2023

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  There is no better place in the world to spend all of August than in Edinburgh, Scotland. It’s when  the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (also referred to as ‘The Fringe”) dominates the city.  It is the world’s largest performance arts festival, which in 2019 spanned 25 days and featured more than 59,600 performances of 3,841 … Continue reading



DIANA : The Untold And Untrue Story

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      I guess you could say that writer/performer Linus Karp has one of those delightfully warped minds we have come to expect ….. and really love from  our favorite queer talented acts.  We often have a discussion in the Queerguru Office about how gay can you actually get.  In the case of  Linus … Continue reading



Two New (very innovative) Hamlets at Edinburgh Fringe Festival

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    There are not one, but two, very unique interpretations of Shakespeare’s great tragedy HAMLET being performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year. Sir Ian McKellen has taken the stage as Hamlet for the third time in his career but this time in a collaboration with ballet dancer and choreographer Peter Schaufuss. .  McKellan … Continue reading



JD Brousse brings his stunning solo show (le) Pain to Edinburgh Fringe Fest

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  JD Brousse was destined to be a fourth-generation baker, but instead, he ran away from home and joined the circus.  Now a performance artist  (le) Pain is his first solo show and it is about breadmaking, physical heroics, growing up queer in a boulangerie in the south of France, endings and new beginnings. It involves … Continue reading



Mike Waller talks about CANDY ….the touching story of falling in love with a drag queen

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Will has fallen hopelessly in love with the seductive singer, “Candy”. The only problem: she’s his best mate in drag. As Will struggles to make sense of his newfound feelings, his life crumbles at the fringes. Should he seize life by his bollocks and tell Candy how he feels? Can he ever be with her? And what does loving her really mean? Queerguru talks with actor #MichaelWaller on the eve of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe where he and Reboot Theatre Company will be performing CANDY at the Underbelly Theatre.

 

Written by  Tim Fraser and Directed by Nico Rao Pimparé

 

 



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