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  • BOYS OF RED HOT XTRA 2027  Full Frontal CALENDAR is HERE

    BOYS OF RED HOT XTRA 2027 Full Frontal CALENDAR is HERE

      Sometimes pictures say far more than words ever can.  Like when it comes to RED HOT 100.  We could wax lyrical about every single ginger featured in their latest project: in this case, the 2027 Calendar.  However, it’s the men you wanna see not hearing what we think of them.  So here goes  …

    October 25, 2026
  • FROM STREET TO STAGE a 50 year retrospective of the work of legendary costume designer/artist BEAVER BAUER

    FROM STREET TO STAGE a 50 year retrospective of the work of legendary costume designer/artist BEAVER BAUER

    Next month, the San Francisco Public Library will host a wonderful exhibit of queer theatrical history: a retrospective on the career of Debra “Beaver” Bauer,the legendary artist and costume designer, spanning more than fifty years of creative work.    Bauer developed her reputation first as a member of the experimental Angels of Light Free Theater [working…

    October 25, 2026
  • Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews ‘Before I Do’ a romantic drama which screens at Miami´s Outshine Film Festival this Sunday.

    Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews ‘Before I Do’ a romantic drama which screens at Miami´s Outshine Film Festival this Sunday.

    Before I Do takes us to the beautiful Berkshires in Western Massachusetts. There, writer/director Gary Jaffe introduces us to the world of John Michael (Cole Dolman) as he celebrates his bachelor weekend on the eve of his wedding to his fiancé David. His ex-boyfriend and best man, Alex (Michael Hsu Rosen), just out of a…

    October 24, 2026
  • Queerguru’s David Allen reviews ‘HIM’ :  a compelling, complicated, frustrating, hopeful story that is grounded in love.

    Queerguru’s David Allen reviews ‘HIM’ : a compelling, complicated, frustrating, hopeful story that is grounded in love.

    It never ceases to amaze me where you can find small, independent performance spaces. Nestled under a railway arch, a 15-minute walk from London Bridge, is the Union Theatre. Seating maybe 40-50 people, as the doors opened and we were allowed in, the scene was set before us. A man sat at a table busily…

    October 23, 2026
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