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Harvey is joined by the cast of Smoggie Queens on this week's episode - Phil Dunning, Alexandra Mardell, Mark Benton, Elijah Young and Patsy Lowe.
In the heart of Middlesbrough, a quirky bunch of LGBTQ+ pals embrace their identities, finding solace and joy within their community's small but vibrant pocket.
Stream Smoggie Queens now on BBC iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m0024pgt/smoggie-queens
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Joaquin Pedro Valdes discusses his role in 'The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical' at The Other Palace Theatre exploring the character dynamics between Luke and Percy, the journey of bringing the musical to life, and the emotional depth of the characters. He reflects on his transition from the Philippine theatre scene to the West End, sharing insights on the challenges and learning experiences of touring. Valdes also highlights memorable roles in his career, his aspirations for future projects, and offers advice to his younger self about embracing the journey and trusting in his unique career path.
Get tickets to 'The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical' at The Other Palace Theatre:
https://theotherpalace.co.uk/the-lightning-thief-musical/
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ShayShay and Fizz Sinclair discuss their upcoming show 'The Simple Life and Death,' a unique blend of cabaret, drag, and murder mystery that pays homage to 2000s pop culture. They explore the influences of their cabaret backgrounds, the importance of trans representation, and the joy of creating a fun, inclusive experience for audiences. The duo aims to subvert stereotypes associated with iconic figures from the early 2000s while emphasising the need for humour and silliness in the face of negativity surrounding trans issues. They also share their aspirations for the show's future and the excitement of audience engagement.
Get tickets to 'The Simple Life and Death' here: https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/simple-life-death
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Virginia Gay discusses her reimagining of the classic story Cyrano, highlighting the queer elements and the importance of joy in storytelling. She reflects on her experiences at the Edinburgh Festival, the thrill of live theatre, and how her ADHD diagnosis has transformed her creative process. Virginia also shares insights from her time on Dancing with the Stars, her excitement for bringing Cyrano to London, and offers advice for young creatives navigating the festival scene. She concludes with a glimpse into her future projects and dream roles in theatre.
Book Cyrano tickets here: https://parktheatre.co.uk/event/cyrano/ playing at Park Theatre London from 11th December 2024 to 11th January 2025.
For more from Queerly Radio, visit thisisqueerly.com and don't forget to tune into Harvey's Brunch Club, every Sunday morning from 9am to 11am on Queerly Radio. Tune in at queerly.radio or just ask your smart speaker to "play Queerly Radio".
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Actor Gary Lamont discusses his role as Charles in the Disney+ series 'Rivals', set in the 1980s world of independent television. Gary shares insights into portraying an openly gay character during a challenging era for the LGBTQ+ community, highlighting the significance and responsibility of the role. He offers behind-the-scenes glimpses of working with a star-studded cast, including David Tennant, Alex Hassell and Aidan Turner, and describes the supportive on-set atmosphere. Gary also touches on the series' costume and set design, his approach to playing Charles, and the balance between drama and optimism in storytelling. The conversation covers themes such as the AIDS crisis and the resilience of the LGBTQ+ community, while also including lighter moments and anecdotes from filming. Gary reflects on his personal growth as an actor and expresses hope for a potential second season of 'Rivals', which is currently streaming exclusively on Disney+.
Rivals is now streaming, only on Disney+
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In this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen, host Harvey Morton sits down with James Darch, currently starring as Christian in the West End production of Devil Wears Prada The Musical at The Dominion Theatre. James shares his journey from roles in Mamma Mia and Wicked to his current part in this highly anticipated adaptation. Tune in to hear James Darch's unique insights into the world of West End musicals and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the most anticipated shows of the year.
The Devil Wears Prada The Musical is currently playing at The Dominion Theatre. Tickets are available here: https://devilwearspradamusical.com
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Cheeyang Ng discusses their London debut show 'Fat Femme and Asian', exploring themes of identity reclamation, the journey to becoming a musical theatre writer, and the challenges of bringing Asian narratives to the stage. They reflect on the impact of recognition through awards, the historical context of their work, and the influence of social media on their creative process. Cheeyang Ng emphasises the importance of audience engagement and the power of words in shaping perceptions, ultimately aiming to empower audiences through their performances.
Get tickets to Cheeyang Ng: Fat, Femme & Asian:
https://www.brasseriezedel.com/events/cheeyang-ng-fat-femme-asian/
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Harvey Morton sits down with Adam Brannon, an award-winning film blogger and critic. Adam shares his journey in the world of film blogging and his passion for cinema, particularly the Jurassic Park franchise.
Follow Adam's Blog:
https://moviemetropolis.net
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John Mark, Jackson Davis and Andio Manguray join Harvey Morton to chat about Off Shoot Season 1, streaming now on OUTflix and OUTtv.
About Off Shoot:
In this absurd comedy, Jack and his ever-resourceful assistant, Andy, face an endless gauntlet of on-set catastrophes, celebrity meltdowns, and moral dilemmas. As they juggle their eccentric clients and navigate their unpredictable world, they discover that sometimes the most picture-perfect moments come from the messiest situations.
Join OUTflix to Stream Off Shoot: https://www.outflix.com
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Emer Dineen discusses the inspiration behind her drag king character Cupid, exploring themes of connection, loneliness, and the balance between humour and serious topics in her performance. She reflects on her personal experiences, including her journey with Tourettes and ADHD, and emphasises the importance of accessibility in the arts. The discussion highlights the unique genre-defying aspects of her show, the collaborative efforts of her talented team, and the messages of acceptance and connection she hopes to convey to her audience.
About 0800 CUPID:
THISISPOPBABY and Soho Theatre presents 0800 CUPID - a genre-defying, vibrant and timely response to the swelling social anxiety of our post-pandemic, pre-apocalyptic world.
Fresh off the back of a sold out run at Dublin Theatre Festival, 0800 CUPID - a nightclub interruption and queer cabaret explosion set amidst the bright lights of London – will bring the vitality and spontaneity of queer counterculture to the main stage at London’s Soho Theatre from Wednesday 16th to Saturday 26th October 2024. Tickets are available now at sohotheatre.com.
Platforming a new generation of Irish diaspora voices and celebrating the creativity of Irish theatre creatives, 0800 CUPID is THISISPOPBABY’s newest offering since smash hit WAKE (which made its debut at Dublin Fringe Festival to critical acclaim) and is the latest of the production company’s hugely anticipated residencies at Soho Theatre (Panti Bliss: If These Wigs Could Talk, High Heels in Low Places).
Written by Emer Dineen (breakout star of WAKE, MODEST, Bourgeois and Maurice’s Insane Animals) and directed by Phillip McMahon (WAKE, RIOT, Dublin Oldschool, Insane Animals) with music production by Irish EDM legend Elaine Mai, 0800 CUPID fizzes between performance and reality, and is a camp catalyst for reconnection which speaks from a disconnected generation partying as if the world is ending, while struggling with loneliness, the cost of living, comparison and making sense of meaning.
Through her drag persona, crumbling club-kid ‘Cupid’, Emer Dineen grapples with love in a lonely capitalist paradigm. Hungover, moulting and disorientated, our redundant deity battles with modern life, unravelling Emer’s true story of navigating personal loss, dysfunctional relationships and finding meaningful connection in the city - where she least expected it.
Follow Emer on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/emerdineen/
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Each week, I sit down with actors, directors, and creatives from theatre, film, and TV for candid conversations about their craft. From West End stars to screen legends, if they’re entertaining…
Formerly Queerly’s Stage and Screen Podcast. New episodes weekly.