March 21, 2026
No One Is Bigger Than Cher: Cher’s Enduring Influence
Germany’s stages have a new musical: “The Cher Show – The Official Musical by and about Cher” has just landed
March 19, 2026
Tails and Sheep: Peter Hujar’s Photographic Diversity
So much Peter Hujar has never been shown before—from Bonn to Berlin. The Bundeskunsthalle and the Martin Gropius Bau present,
March 17, 2026
Ballet “Nureyev” Banned in Russia Over LGBTQ Propaganda, Comes to Berlin
Second life for “Nureyev”: At its premiere in Russia, the ballet was highly praised and celebrated, but in 2022 it
March 15, 2026
Cowboy Love Drama: “Brokeback Mountain” in Erfurt, Germany
Cowboys instead of hockey players: The Erfurt Theater will soon present an opera adaptation of “Brokeback Mountain” on its stage.
March 12, 2026
Ages 16+ Admission: Serial Killer Exhibit Opens Soon in Cologne
Warning, not suitable for children: In Cologne, a full exhibition will soon devote itself to the True Crime phenomenon. With
March 10, 2026
Austrian Gay Scandal
The Graz homosexual scandal of 1926 has largely faded from memory today. However, it can be traced fairly well through
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