06/04/2026
This Pride Month, we're looking back at nine stories from our archive that center q***r voices, q***r joy, and q***r resilience in the performing arts.
🏳️🌈 Maranda DeBusk on why Pride must celebrate joy as loudly as it mourns pain.
→ https://skene.pub/rainbows-and-reflections-looking-backwards-and-forwards-at-pride/
🏳️🌈 Alex Rockey on weaving q***r identity and history into scenic and costume design.
→ https://skene.pub/alex-rockey-weaving-q***r-identity-and-joy/
🏳️🌈 Jay Duckworth on growing up q***r in the 1980s and finding home in the theatre.
→ https://skene.pub/this-above-all-to-bi-own-self-be-true/
🏳️🌈 Jamie Shriner on being a q***r woman reinventing musical comedy on her own terms.
→ https://skene.pub/jamie-shriner-a-voice-for-the-joyfully-awkward/
🏳️🌈 Sauvignon Blanca on building q***r space in West Texas through drag and defiance.
→ https://skene.pub/sauvignon-blancagenuine-strange-kind/
🏳️🌈 Krista White on the q***r theatres around the world keeping the work alive.
→ https://skene.pub/q***r-theatres-around-the-world/
🏳️🌈 Khaotica on transforming grief, q***r resilience, and political fury into living art.
→ https://skene.pub/khaotica-becoming-a-living-piece-of-art/
🏳️🌈 Edrian Pangilinan on creating from the quiet intersections of q***rness, longing, and memory.
→ https://skene.pub/edrian-pangilinan-to-remember-to-heal-and-to-hope/
🏳️🌈 PJ Walker on centering Black and brown q***r voices in comedy and on stage.
→ https://skene.pub/pj-walker-i-said-what-i-said/debusk .blanca
