From the continuing plight of trans people serving in the military, to a film that was banned in its home country of Kenya, these three films are but a part of this year’s lineup at the 2018 Twist Seattle Queer Film Festival.
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Laugh Back was a hilarious comedy event, curated by Clara Pluton, comprised exclusively of comedians who are immigrants or children of immigrants, to take back the narrative of the immigrant experience and raise money for the NWDC Resistance, a grassroots undocumented led movement that works to end the detention of immigrants and stop all deportations.
Read MoreWe’re back with another riveting episode of Capitol Heels, featuring the best in local drag performers and performances that you’d better not be missing. This week Arson and Londyn talk about Pride, and take a trip down to Kremwerk to check out Seattle’s finest all-Kings variety show, Kings.
Read MoreCapitol Heels is back, and this week Arson and Londyn are highlighting the best local drag performers and drag shows that you shouldn’t be missing by talking with Seattle’s dandiest dandy, the inimitable Mercury Divine, and paying a visit to the Timbre Room to get the audience’s reactions to Londyn’s very own monthly show, Weird.
Read MoreArson Nicki and Londyn Bradshaw are back to highlight the best local drag performers and drag shows that you shouldn’t be missing. This week we talk to the Seattle’s first bearded black queen, Dion Dior Black, and pay a visit to Neighbours Nightclub and Lounge for their 18 and up night Vibes.
Read MoreArson Nicki and Londyn Bradshaw are back to highlight the best local drag performers and drag shows that you shouldn’t be missing. This week we talk to the thrift queen herself, Mona Real, and special guest reporter Da Qween pays a visit to the fabulous Seattle Art Museum for QPOC art, music, and drag fete Legendary Children!
Read MoreArson Nicki and Londyn Bradshaw are back in our brand new series highlighting the best drag performers and drag shows you shouldn’t be missing. This week we talk to the fabulous Fraya Love, and pay a visit to the monthly West Seattle drag extravaganza West End Girls!
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The honesty and raw emotion conjured of Hir is enough to leave anyone shaken to their core. Every element of this production created a performance that is a rollercoaster – and should not be seen lightly. If you have the opportunity to see Hir, do yourself a favor: skip the mascara and bring some tissues.
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Featuring a stage full of some of the finest queer entertainers in Seattle, Jetspace Magazine contributors gathered to support one of their own, queer comic and new parent El Sanchez, at a joyous benefit filled with music and laughter.
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Dragon Baby has all the promise of a new budding romance. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, eager to know where it will take you next, how you will learn more about yourself, and empathize with person’s life story.
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Sam I’Am and Ian Hill are two queer artists to look out for. It’s obvious these two are dedicated to making original, exceptionally crafted art. There is a renaissance of Trans Queer and/or POC artists right now and we a blessed to witness their ingenuity.
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Neve took a huge risk with Bet Ya Ungodly Things. She created something really unique, ethereal, moving, confusing, and downright magical. I was lucky to have experienced it. Neve Andromeda Mazique Bianco is a force, and I cannot wait to see them grow and continue to create new works of art.
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