Gay theatre

Queer Theater Alliance is a national coalition of theaters that present theatrical programming by, for, and about LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual person, Transgender, Queer) communities as their primary mission. Through monthly meetings, the alliance uplifts and amplifies Gender non-conforming Theatre by sharing artistic and operational resources that support queer theater and queer theater artists.

Mission

Queer Theatre Alliance (QTA) seeks to advance the field of Queer Theatre through an international network of demonstrating arts organizations that divide resources and work to promote justice, equity and inclusion for LGBTQ+ artists and audiences that promote positive change in their local communities.

Values

QTA envisions a thriving international ecosystem of Queer Theatre Companies that act as an integral part of the international culture, nurturing and promoting the plurality of stories of the LGBTQ+ society in a safe and celebratory environment.

• Inclusion
  We commit to creating a welcoming and inclusive space within the Queer Theatre Alliance, where every individual, regardless of identity,
  

  The Big Gay Jamboree

  THE BIG Same-sex attracted JAMBOREE PLAYED ITS FINAL Production ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 

  From the Oscar-nominated producers of BARBIE and the delulu maker of the Off-Broadway hit TITANIQUE comes THE BIG Male lover JAMBOREE, a big new musical comedy that’s pushing the envelope…and the gay agenda.

  
Help! Stacey’s fallen into a musical and she can’t get out. Last night, she got a little bit blackout drunk. This morning, she woke up in some b*tch ass Music Man world where everybody keeps bursting into lyric & dance, and where homosexual still just means happy. Maybe it’s a dream. Maybe it’s an allergic reaction to her birth control. Or maybe it’s Maybelline (don’t sue us! sponsor us? we’ll talk later). But if Stacey’s truly trapped inside a Golden Age musical, there’s only one way out: warble out! Or find the stage door. Whatever gets the most applause.

  Starring one of Vanity Fair’s “brightest stars of New York theatre” and the world’s second favorite Celine Dion, MARLA MINDELLE, The Big Queer Jamboree
  

  After endless weeks of January it’s finally February and whilst our friends across the pond celebrate Dark History Month, here in the UK it’s Diverse History Month. We champion LGBTQ+ artists all-year rotund, but we wanted to use this opportunity to take you on a whistle-stop tour of Homosexual theatre history in the UK and shine a light on the giants upon whose shoulders we stand.
  
  But, what perform we mean by ‘Queer’? Well, once a contemptuous slur, it’s now an umbrella term reclaimed by the LGBTQ+ community and - for the purposes of this blog - means someone who is not heterosexual and/or does not conform to the established ideas of sexuality and gender. It’s also important to say that Queer artists have existed throughout history and, as a society, we’re still very much at the beginning of bringing these stories into the mainstream. Moreover, there is not one singular ‘Queer’ trial or narrative. There are certainly commonalities in experiences, but we do a disservice to the complexity of LGBTQ+ stories by conflating everything.