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Priscilla, Queen of the Desert @ Theatre Royal Brighton

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By Eric S. Page
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There's a difference between a show that's queer and a show that's selling queerness, and somewhere on the road from Sydney drag bar to West End jukebox musical, Priscilla lost track of which one it is. This touring revival is glossy, loud, and relentlessly, exhaustingly fabulous, and from where I sat, it felt less like a celebration of our community than a polished product wearing our colours to sell tickets.
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Elton, Reimagined: Jess Robinson brings her joyous Cabinet of Voices to Old Market

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By Eric S. Page
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There are few artists whose catalogues feel more inherently queer than Elton John's. From the glittering excess of his stage persona to decades of outspoken activism, from Rocket Man's barely-coded longing to his friendship with Diana, his fundraising for HIV charities, and his long marriage to David Furnish, Elton has always belonged, at least in part, to us.
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Becoming George by Fiona Sampson

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By Eric S. Page
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"My friends will respect me, I hope, just as much under my jacket as under my dress... So take me for a man or a woman as you wish." These words, written by Aurore Dupin; the woman the world would come to know as George Sand, carry across two centuries with startling freshness. They read like a declaration still being made on dancefloors, in courtrooms, and in the pages of contemporary queer fiction.
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