Stage and Screen with Harvey Morton

Harvey Morton is joined by Ella Skolimowski who chats about Looking Cis playing at The Kings Head Theatre London on 5th and 6th July 2024. Tickets are available here: https://kingsheadtheatre.com/whats-on/looking-cis - Use promo codes CIS20 for 20% off tickets or CIS2FOR1 to get 2 for 1 tickets.

The conversation is about the show 'Looking Cis' and its exploration of non-binary gender identity. The show is set in a fictional reality TV competition where non-binary contestants compete for the first non-binary gender recognition certificate. The conversation covers the inspiration behind the show, the importance of representation, the use of humour and satire, and the role of theatre in promoting inclusivity. The show aims to start conversations and empower audiences to ask questions about gender identity.

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Harvey Morton chats to Jonathan Andre Culliton and Marval Rex about Spookable - a film about two trans best friends who go on a cabin vacation and end up encountering werewolves. The film explores themes of trans identity and societal pressures to assimilate. The title card at the start of the film defines 'spookable' as being clockable as trans and being scared. The idea for the film came from the desire to see trans representation in genres like horror and comedy. The filmmakers drew inspiration from films like Scary Movie, Get Out, and Rocky Horror. The film also features music references to artists like Destiny's Child and Jermaine Stewart. Favorite memories from making the film include shooting on a full moon and the attention to detail in the production design. Favourite werewolf movies mentioned were American Werewolf in Paris and Wolf Cop.

Find out more about Spookable here: https://www.frameline.org/films/frameline48/spookable

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Join Harvey Morton as he delves into SPARK with director Nicholas Giuricich. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film, the inspiration behind this unique time-loop romance, and a lively discussion on queer cinema and the allure of time-loop narratives. Don't miss out on this intriguing conversation about love, mystery, and the cosmic insanity of SPARK.

SPARK follows a hopeless romantic stuck in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over in which he has a charged sexual encounter with a handsome and mysterious stranger. As his feelings for the man grow, so do his suspicions that this stranger may be inexplicably involved in the endless cosmic insanity.

SPARK premieres at Dances With Films on Monday 24th June 2024. For more information visit https://danceswithfilms.com

To find a screening of SPARK and to see film updates, visit https://www.thefilmspark.com or follow https://www.instagram.com/spark_thefilm/

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In a world where acceptance and self-love are paramount, the film 'Unicorns', starring Bohemian Rhapsody's Ben Hardy and rising star Jason Patel, emerges as a beacon of hope and self-discovery. In this episode, Jason Patel speaks about the power of representation, and the essence of embracing one's true self.

About Unicorns: A powerful story of forbidden love and colliding cultures unfolds when hard-working single father Luke meets beautiful, seductive drag queen Aysha.

See Unicorns in cinemas across the UK and Ireland from Friday 5th July 2024. The film is also showing as part of Vue Cinemas Pride Season in May: https://www.myvue.com/film/unicorns

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This week Harvey Morton is joined by Damian Barr and Suba Das as they chat about Maggie & Me - A National Theatre of Scotland production.

Brighton, 2008: Damian Barr celebrates getting a deal to write a memoir about his chaotic childhood in 1980s Lanarkshire. But as soon as he opens the door to his troubled past, everybody comes rushing through, including his younger self and the woman who forever changes his family, community and country: Maggie Thatcher.Soon, revisiting his past turns into reliving it – the fear and the joy. From the furnaces of the Ravenscraig Steelworks to the sanctuary of Carfin Grotto, there’s trauma and triumph, coming of age and coming out. Can Damian survive his past again, find his voice and finally tell his story?

Damian and Suba chat about bringing Damian's memoir to stage, their love for Madonna and Dolly Parton and growing up gay in Thatcher's Britain.

Get tickets for Maggie & Me at https://www.nationaltheatrescotland.com/events/maggie-me

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This week, Harvey Morton had the pleasure of sitting down with Samuel Small and Julia Jackman to talk about their new Sky Original film, Bonus Track. Samuel and Julia provided an inside look into the making of the film and their careers to date.

Set in 2006, Bonus Track follows the story of George, a small-town sixteen-year-old who dreams of being a star and is a gifted musician. However, he faces social and academic challenges until Max, the son of a famous musical duo, arrives at his school and takes an interest in his music.

Bonus Track is streaming now on Sky Cinema and NOW TV: https://www.sky.com/watch/bonus-track

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This week, Harvey Morton is joined by Bridgerton's James Phoon. James chats about diversity in Bridgerton, future queer storylines and why on-screen representation matters. We also dive into James's career to date and explore why he loves live theatre so much.

Bridgerton is streaming now on Netflix.

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Join Harvey Morton for the first episode of Queerly's Stage & Screen Podcast and get a behind-the-scenes look at the highly anticipated production of Babies The Musical at The Other Palace Theatre. Host Harvey Morton sits down with the stars of the show, Heartstopper’s Bradley Riches and Ashley Goh, as they delve into the themes of self-acceptance, finding community in theatre, and their own school years.

Babies will have a six-week run at The Other Palace from 31 May to 14 July 2024. Tickets are available now from the productions official website here.

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