Whilst the Americas may not yet have warmed up to the Eurovision Song Contest yet, but over the other side of the Atlantic it is the most watched TV program ever with some 162 million people tuning in. It all started in 1951 and is an international song competition organised annually by the European … Continue reading
Queerdos and their performances are all the rage these days – the weirder and queerer the better. London’s King’s Head Theatre presents two fabulous shows this month and next, What If They Ate The Baby? and a re-run of last year’s hit And Then The Rodeo Burnt Down, both by New York based … Continue reading
FRANKS CLOSET ⚝⚝⚝⚝⚝ UNION THEATRE, LONDON If you love divas, dresses, declarations of love, and dancing girls, then head down to London’s Union Theatre. This month, theatre founder Sasha Regan directs Frank’s Closet, a wonderfully camp extravaganza, written and composed by Stuart Wood. Frank (Andy Moss, Hollyoaks) is about to get married but his … Continue reading
Finally Elska Magazine’s editor and chief photographer Liam Campbell has made it to MADRID the Spanish capital, and he’s not to sure why it took him so long. This is the 46th issue of his project dedicated to sharing the bodies and voices of LGBTQ communities around the world, Inside, this issue readers can … Continue reading
ROBBY HOFFMAN ⚝⚝⚝ SOHO THEATRE, LONDON There is something deeply, awfully, indescribably wrong with the world. You know it, I know it and Robby Hoffman knows it. And whereas we maybe cannot quite put our fingers on it Robby Hoffman has certainly put her fingers on it or in it. We may not … Continue reading