June 7, 2026
Kim de l’Horizon Wins the Mülheim Drama Prize
For the queer play “Die kleinen Meerjungraun” Kim de l’Horizon is awarded the Mülheimer Dramatikpreis 2026. The decision was made
June 7, 2026
The Hype Around the Queer Fairy Tale King Continues
Germany’s fairy-tale castles attract visitors from all over the world, and there’s merchandise ranging from hat pins to beer steins,
June 4, 2026
“I Realized at 47 That I Had Never Truly Been Happy”: A Mother of Three Speaks About Coming Out After Twenty Years of Marriage
For almost twenty years, Claire believed she had built the life she was supposed to want. She had a husband,
June 4, 2026
Hella von Sinnen Joins the Ranks of Podcasters
For decades, Hella von Sinnen (67) has been television’s safe bet: loud, quick with a comeback, unmistakable. And yet she’s
May 31, 2026
Drag Voyage on Tour
In June 2026, the drag show “Drag Voyage” will tour with its new program “The Secrets of the Drag Forests!”
May 30, 2026
Go Drag! Munich Festival Brings Drag, Resistance, and Glitter to Munich
As anti-queer hostility again takes center stage on the political agenda worldwide, go drag! munich sends a clear signal: for
May 25, 2026
Homophobic Terror Targeting Perpetrators and Victims
Michel Marc Bouchard’s play “Tom in the Country,” which reaches far beyond the central theme of queer hostility in rural
May 23, 2026
Why the Flying Dutchman Is Gay
Richard Wagner’s first Romantic opera centers on a man tormented by self-doubt who seeks a wife to stand beside him.
May 21, 2026
A Poetic Universe at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin
Cirque du Soleil has, for the first time, created a permanent show in Europe: “ALIZÉ” is designed specifically for Berlin
May 20, 2026
Berlin’s Theatertreffen Abolishes Women’s Quota, Citing Nonbinary People
The Berliner Theatertreffen will forego the women’s quota for the next two years. For the stage festival, the ten most