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Brit Artist Jonny Green re-imagines the work of John Singer Sargeant

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Queerguru’s newest London-based contributor Ris Fatah has had a very busy week.  After reviewing Paulo Regos’ magnificent retrospective at Tate Britain he hot-footed to the New Projects Gallery in the East End for a startling new discovery  Brit artist Jonny Green’s fascination with gender politics has resulted in an incredible re-imagination of the world of John … Continue reading



Bush Theatre back with two hit Queer Plays that celebrate Pride

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London may have been forced to cancel its Pride Parade this month, but it hasn’t dented the enthusiasm of the capitals’ theatre industry to showcase queer plays. Over at the Bush Theatre, they have two must-see dramas.  the first being the return of Overflow, a hilarious and devastating tour of women’s bathrooms written by Travis … Continue reading



Magnificent Beasts : a stunning retrospective of the work of legendary feminist artist Paula Rego

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Dame Paula Rego’s fantastic lifetime retrospective, covering seven decades of work is an assault on the senses. Rego ceaselessly manages to shock and horrify in equal measure to drawing out feelings of love, strength, and admiration. This show, currently on at Tate Britain in London, is Rego’s first retrospective in the UK for 15 years … Continue reading



London’s HOMOSTASH (where the moustache rules) is BACK & even BIGGER

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  SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021 AT 10 AM EDT Homostash PRIDE XTRA  @egg London 196 Vale Royal, London N7 9AX Tafanik’s HOMOSTASH  where the moustache rules is back with THE BIGGEST & LONGEST EVENT TO DATE!    Expect a massive queer party to celebrate the LGBTQI+ community and talent with an xtra late party too.  … Continue reading



BLITZED : The 80’s Blitz Kids Story & how they defined a whole generation

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  This rather wonderful new documentary by Bruce Ashley and Michael Donald is the remarkable story of how in the 1980’s a very small group of young people in a mere 18 months redefined a whole generation, the effects of which can still be felt today.  It is a very quintessentially English story set against … Continue reading



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