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Jerusalem, Beckett and Bridget Christie: theatre, comedy and dance to book in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Jerusalem, Beckett and Bridget Christie: theatre, comedy and dance to book in 2021

Last modified on Mon 4 Jan 2021 07.24 EST Theatre Crips Without Constraints Part 2 Harriet Walter, Mandy Colleran, Naomi Wirthner and Mat Fraser feature in six online plays written by a new generation of D/deaf and disabled artists. Filmed on Zoom, they follow the success of a quirky original series by Graeae Theatre Company that was streamed during lockdown. graeae.org, 19 January-23 February Hymn Lolita Chakrabarti’s play about masculinity and ambition stars Adrian Lester and Danny Sapani as two men who meet at a funeral, and whose lives as fathers, sons and brothers are illuminated thro...

Jewish and LGBTQ? Here's When Hollywood Got It Right - Vimarsana News

Jewish and LGBTQ? Here's When Hollywood Got It Right

Jewish and LGBTQ? Here’s When Hollywood Got It Right Ariel Sobel is a TED talker, writer and Bluecat Screenplay Competition Winner. For the LGBTQ community, it’s important to be represented onscreen, especially when same-sex romance is still stigmatized by the media. In 2016, Delta Airlines omitted all the love scenes, even just kissing in the lesbian drama “Carol.” Despite considerable outrage from LGBTQ groups, the airline continued to remove queer romance from 2019’s “Booksmart,” despite its already having an R rating. But in honor of pride month, here ar...

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