Hong Kong’s Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (HKLGFF) turned 30 this year! It’s Asia’s longest running LGBTQIA film festival, and has been under the directorship of Joseph Lam for the past 15 years. We spoke to him about his tenure […]
George and Nir are a real-life couple and co-artistic directors of the UK-based theatre company Ad Infinitum. This June, they are making their Asia debut with the award-winning show No Kids, a staged discussion of the couple’s questions related to […]
War Horse is Nick Stafford’s adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s remarkable tale of courage, loyalty and friendship tells the story of a young boy called Albert and his horse Joey, set against the backdrop of the First World War. This powerfully […]
We GIF you…our take on things! As much as the Hong Kong event schedule would have you think otherwise, you can’t be everywhere all the time. So the PLUG team will be your eyes and ears at relevant queer events […]
The Harmonics are Back! After being “born” four years ago, the originally all-male, mostly gay-identifying, octet has grown into a 60-person choir made up of LGBTQ singers and allies. By now, it’s safe to say The Harmonics are a prominent […]
The third Hong Kong Queer Literary and Cultural Festival kicks off this weekend at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre. We spoke to organiser and grassroots hustler, Jess, just a few days before doors open and discussed the importance of […]
What are we fighting for? It’s almost ingrained in the LGBT+ community, since forever we have been advocating- for visibility, for inclusion, for equal rights, for respect. We’ve come a long way, and still have a long road ahead. We […]
Pink Season 2018 starts this Friday and we’re ready to bring the rainbow to Hong Kong. Check out the trailer below:
Photo Credit: Time Out Hong Kong We spoke to the Harmonics choir, just before this Saturday’s upcoming concert, “Unleash”. They caught us up on what they’ve been busy with and what they’re excited about in the coming year. Heads up, […]
Love is inclusive. Inclusion requires love. The largest obstacle to taking HIV out of Hong Kong is the social stigma against it. Because of the negative label of HIV, most of the people who are living with HIV (PLHIV) ignore […]
