The first weeks of February are maybe my favorite time in Berlin. No matter that it’s winter. The annual Berlinale International Film Festival has become a tradition in my Berlin life. I’ve been visiting the film festival for four years and since the very first time, I fell in love with the amazing atmosphere: good storytelling, outstanding acting, …
February is traditionally the UK’s LGBT History Month. Over the past few years as LGBT individuals have gained more and more equal rights, there’s been a shift in traditional gay culture. And more of an understanding of what it’s like to be gay. “Being gay” is a diverse and uncommon trait, and with more discussion …
With Greece’s recent recognition of LGBT rights, the Outview Film Festival visits Berlin in 2016 for a celebration of Greek gay films
Photos from the annual gay pride festival in Copenhagen — one of Europe’s most gay-friendly cities and a fun, approachable gay pride as a tourist
Review of the contemporary dance group from New Zealand, Okareka Dance Company’s K’RD STRIP — queer Maori & Kiwi stories told through contemporary dance
Review of the gender-bending, Czech contemporary dance performance ‘Boys Who Like to Play With Dolls’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – to be human
At the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Review of Trans Scripts, a compelling and award-winning performance that centers around the lives of six trans women
With Peaches, JD Samson, Hidden Cameras and countless drag, hip-hop and DJ acts, it’s a review of the first queer music festival in Berlin: Yo! Sissy
Photos from Amsterdam’s craziest festival – the queer music & art event known as the Milkshake Festival – a celebration For All Who Love
Berlin celebrates love and techno with the new Zug der Liebe (“train of love”) — the newest reiteration of the once famous Love Parade