September 23, 2025
Visit Poland’s First Queer Museum
There is a place in Warsaw where rainbows abound: pins everywhere, flyers stacked high, in a corner rolled flags lean,
September 21, 2025
Trans in the 1970s: Exoticism and Glamour as a Way to Cope with Everyday Life
In the 1970s, if you had asked a trans woman where she worked or what she did, you would have
September 20, 2025
Is It Okay to Laugh at Wagner?
A man of musical theater stages Wagner—and brings humor to the stage. Matthias Davids is directing this year’s opening night
September 19, 2025
Riccardo Simonetti Makes His Musical Theatre Debut
A Night as a Musical Star: Riccardo Simonetti (32) Fulfills This Dream with a Guest Appearance in the Hit Pop
September 18, 2025
OUTtv Now Available on Joyn
Since Saturday, OUTtv has been available on Germany’s largest streaming platform Joyn. “This partnership makes it possible for us to
September 16, 2025
The First Gay Scandal of the Social Democratic Movement
The SPD is Germany’s oldest still-extant political party, and it adopted its current name in 1890. Among its forerunners was
September 15, 2025
From Outsider to Global Superstar: Mourning Robert Wilson
For decades, Robert Wilson staged plays and operas on the world’s most renowned stages. “I feel incredibly lucky,” he told
September 14, 2025
Grönemeyer Mourns Wilson in “Dear Bob”
The mourning following the death of theater visionary Robert Wilson shows no signs of abating. “Dear Bob, you are a
September 13, 2025
With Heart and Attitude: Queerness in Ukrainian Art
In a glass display case sits a hollow, throne-like form coursed through with glimmering vessels of blood, perched atop a
September 12, 2025
LGBTQI+ Invisibility in Art: From the 20th Century to Stonewall
In art, lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender and intersex people and their life worlds have throughout centuries been depicted with an