Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWhen you have the very good fortune to live in Provincetown the gay mecca on the very tip of Cape Cod, you are always aware of the wealth of queer history that constantly surrounds us. The finicky Brit Puritans may have upped anchor and sailed on to Plymouth after a mere 5 weeks … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queerguru.tvAmy Jo Jackson’s
BISTRO AWARD WINNING show The Brass Menagerie is a campy romp through the women of Tennessee Williams…in song! If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to hear Blanche DuBois or Maggie the Cat sing Broadway show tunes, wonder no longer – Amy Jo Jackson brings her rousing belt to these iconic women. Accompanied by Brian Nash on the keys, Amy Jo takes an audience through A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Suddenly Last Summer, The Rose Tattoo, and many more plays by Williams, mashed up with the classic songs of the musical theatre canon.
She talked with Queerguru on the eve of her performances at PTowns Tenessee Williams Theater Festival
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Tennesse Williams will always be a favored son in PTown where he often summered & wrote some of his best work. The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival is about to hold its 17th Edition where it celebrates his work with some extraordinary stunning re-interpretations of some of his most well-known pieces and introduces some unknown gems.
Plus Abrahamse and Meyer ProductionsMarios MettisPandora GastelumThe Goat Exchange#DennisMonnAmy Jo JacksonLefty Lucy and Adam Weinstock
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterThe expression ‘larger than life’ is bandied around too frequently for our tastes, but one person that fits it perfectly is Adam Weinstock. He’s a queer Theatrical Producer who’s been involved in so many projects on both sides of the Atlantic with such a hefty resume that possibly belies his age. The NY Times … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterProvincetown, the tiny speck at the end of Cape Cod, which is not only the summer base for QUEERGURU, it is also essentially one of the friendliest and culturally queer cities in the US … and even around the globe. As it emerged cautiously out of the Covid Lockdown this summer, it still managed … Continue reading
