Consider
Through My Brown Gay Lens: LGBTQ+ rights in India and the death of Section 377
Karan gives context and reflects on the Indian Supreme Court’s overturn of Section 377 [read on]
Karan Sinj
Interview
Interview with Daniel Léveillé: Dance, Life and the Human Form
Léveillé talks about his works that have enjoyed an exceptional longevity and the heart of meaning in his work. [read on]
Buy
Book review: Mankind & Other Stories of Women
Sinj Karan reviews Marianne Ackerman’s new collection of short stories, “Mankind & Other Stories of Women”. [read on]
Consider
Through My Brown Gay Lens – From Aligarh to Orlando
The events in Orlando are the latest manifestation of ongoing ignorance. Karan has a proposal how to address this ignorance in all its forms. [read on]
Festivals
Fringe Reviews # 9 : Dramaking, No Bull$#!% History, and More
Reviews of Dramaking, Mutement, A Perfect Picture, the No Bull$#!% History of Invention, and Rocket to Fame [read on]
Festivals
Fringe Reviews # 6
Shake, Love and Pasties Miss S, The Mysteries of the Unseen World of the Clavis Argentum, Saor (free), and Me The Queen and a Coconut reviewed. [read on]
Festivals
Fringe Festival Round Up # 2 : Caisse 606, Bedrock Burlesque, Honesty Rents by the Hour, ATM the Musical, The Passage
Five shows reviewed by our team: Caisse 606, Bedrock Burlesque, Honesty Rents by the Hour, ATM the Musical, The Passage [read on]
Interview
Directing Moby Dick : Interview with Alex Goldrich
When it comes to putting on a show of an American Classic, Goldrich has a vision, but make it clear he’s no Ahab. [read on]
Interview
Interview with Simon Pitaqaj on L’Homme du Sous Sol
Adaption of Notes from the Underground revisits Shakespeare’s question “to be or not to be” and what it means to be human. Interview with director Simon Pitaqaj. [read on]
Consider
Through My Brown Gay Lens: I am a pigeon who sits on a branch reflecting
Inventive film is the best metaphor for 2015. [read on]
Consider
Through my Brown Gay Lens : Merit(ocracy) in my name
The myth of equality and the reality of equality are two different things for a brown, gay immigrant and other peoples of colour. [read on]
Consider
Through my Brown Gay Lens : And My Vote Goes To…
It’s not easy to pick a candidate when you’re brown and gay and your options are Mr. Oilsandman, Mr. Smileyface, Mr. Pretty Hair, Madame Green Activist, and Mr. Independence Man [read on]
Book of the Month Club
Book of the Month Club: Picks by Our Writers
Our staff’s picks for summer reading 2015. [read on]