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
May 15, 2026
German Podcast Award: Bill and Tom Kaulitz Honored
The Tokio Hotel stars Bill and Tom Kaulitz are celebrating a special honor: their podcast “Kaulitz Hills – Mustard from
May 13, 2026
Marc Brandenburg: Black, Gay, and a Master of Confusion
Marc Brandenburg is one of the most singular and successful figures in Berlin’s art scene, shaped by the West Berlin
May 12, 2026
Ashley Hans Scheirl Wins the City of Salzburg’s Grand Art Prize
This year, Ashley Hans Scheirl is awarded the Grand Art Prize of the State of Salzburg in the visual arts
May 10, 2026
Discovering Queer Berlin: A Visit to Salon Dahlmann
Salon Dahlmann is back in Berlin — at 3 Marburger Street. One of the city’s truly exceptional and must-visit addresses
May 8, 2026
Brilliant Staging: Harvey Milk as an Operatic Character
The city theater in Hildesheim exploded first with the image-rich stage and video vision by Vincent Stefan and the scenography
May 7, 2026
Queer Cinema: Cross-Dressing, Resistance, and Solidarity
If you care about the non-heteronormative film and media landscape, you should sit up and take notice. Starting today through