March 9, 2026
How Queer Is the Berlin Musical “We Are Alive”?
Berlin, 1990: The wall has fallen, the houses are occupied, the clubs are pumping freedom. Berlin, 2026: At the Theater
March 7, 2026
The First Homosexuals? Art, Terminology, and Open Questions at a Basel Exhibition
The scene in the painting reads like a modern snapshot: during a shared trip to Florence, the painter Andreas Andersen
March 4, 2026
Peter Hujar: A Remarkable Body of Work
Links: An unknown Black man looks curiously into the camera. Beside him: A man striking a proud pose at a
March 1, 2026
City and Body: Klara Lidén at KW Berlin
High shelves, stuffed with household goods — bags, a vinyl player, shoes, boxes. At the outset of the first institutional
February 25, 2026
Opera! Awards: Barrie Kosky Named Best Director
Not in New York, London, or Milan did the opera world gather for the Oper! Awards; instead Regensburg hosted the
February 24, 2026
Theater Festival Presents Opera About South African Gay Activist Simon Nkoli
First program highlights for the 2026 Theater der Welt festival in Chemnitz have been announced. Included is an opera about
February 22, 2026
Queerness Isn’t a Western Invention
It is the second major exhibition devoted to the Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide in Germany, this time at Galerie C/O
February 20, 2026
Spectators Attack Actors After a Homophobic Tirade
During a premiere at the Schauspielhaus Bochum, there was a disturbance and a physical assault on an actor on stage.
February 18, 2026
Was Franz von Holstein Actually Homosexual?
Franz von Holstein (1826-1878) was born in 1826 as the son of an old Mecklenburg noble family. In 1859 he
February 17, 2026
Theater Project Votes to Review AfD Ban
With a vote endorsing an AfD ban procedure, the “Process Against Germany” by Milo Rau came to an end Sunday