Queer Acts Review: Castrati: An Electro Drag Opera. Seriously Hilarious & Hilariously Serious

Is it ever Queer! Nothing short of a relentless, singing-dancing, full frontal, technicolour assault, replete with queer cultural references

Review: Many Loves' Tender Mercy in Love and Death

The themes are Love and Death, and as with any play about death it is entirely concerned with life

Review: Queer Acts Opening Salvo: Emerging Artists

"Queer Acts Theatre Festival, the annual precursor to Halifax Pride Week, opened last night with a cosmic explosion of queer stories, music, dancing and song. The Festival has added an extra day and expanded its lineup."

Free Theatre Tickets For Youth

Organizers of the Queer Acts Theatre Festival, running from July 13-17, are proud to announce that LGBTQ+ youth 20 years of age and under will be offered free rush tickets to performances at the 2016 Queer Acts Theatre Festival. Queer Acts calls these free tickets for youth, Fierce Freebies.

Fort Nelson At Crystal Crescent

Halifax • 2016-06 • Wayves Staff 

Portrait & Story Project: Call For Participants

Halifax • 2016-06-13

View Point Gallery, with funding by The Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage is seeking LGBTTIQQ2SA individuals who would like to participate in a project entitled ‘Shout Out.’

Rev. Brent Hawkes Charged In Nova Scotia

Published 2016-06-09

By Dan MacKay

MAJOR! Trans Activist Film Gala Opening for Queer Film Fest

The 2016 OUTeast Film Festival presented by RBC is proud to bring MAJOR! to Halifax. “I can’t wait to watch this film with our audience,” said Jenna Dufton, OUTeast Festival Director of Programming. “Trans women of colour are typically so under/misrepresented. We are extremely lucky to have Miss Major as an elder and driving force for the greater queer community. I’m proud OUTeast can shine a spotlight on a true hero of queer history and play a part in sharing her story more widely.”

OUTEAST FILM FEST LAUNCH PARTY TONIGHT!

At 5:30 PM on Thursday, May 19th, at The Company House on Gottingen Street in Halifax, OUTeast will host a toast to the 2016 program of films and special events we're bringing to Halifax from June 16-19, 2016. The Program Launch is a free, all-ages event - those under 19 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The Company House is wheelchair accessible and has several gender neutral washrooms.

Struggling to Make Sense of the Sentence: Casting a Queer Eye, Part III

By Hugo Dann • 2016-03-29

It's been almost a week since Andre Denny's sentencing, and I'm still grappling with the profoundly upsetting experience of that day, and what if anything this last chapter of the criminal case means to the ...