Podcasts about kemar jewel

In this Episode, We Talk About:We Dedicated The Entire Cavalcade To Discussing The Tragic Loss Of O'Shea SibleyMore and More US Cities Are Declaring Themselves LGBTQ+ Sanctuary CitiesStop Throwing Sh*t At The Stage During ConcertsList of 100 American "Obama Leaders"GoFundMe For O'Shae SibleyWATCH "Soft: A Love Letter To Black Queer Men" by Kemar Jewel featuring O'Shae Sibley-- Please Subscribe and Give Us A Review (5 stars or more, preferably!)SUPPORT US ON PATREONCheck out Medway Pride RadioFIFTEEN MINUTE FAVE: "New York" by The Kills Fifteen Minute Faves Playlist: APPLE MUSIC SPOTIFYVisit our LinktreePROMOS: Medway Pride, Petals Of SupportThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5831047/advertisement

After he was kicked out of his family home at 15 for being gay, Kemar Jewel found his chosen family through the underground Philadelphia dance scene. There, he leaned into his passion for movement and truly understood how Black queer men can help each other heal from trauma. Now a choreographer and director, Kemar is blending art and activism to spread hope, love, and healing—all while uplifting Black LGBTQ voices.

DTF: Darryl and Timaree Fun Hour: Quarantine Edition! Comedian Darryl Charles and sexuality educator Dr Timaree take on sexuality bits in the news for your entertainment and sometimes learning! This episode features comedian and musician KeithFromUpDaBlock and internationally renowned director and choreographer Kemar Jewel! We talk about Trump’s lie about an AIDS vaccine, UK’s end … Continue reading →

DTF At Your House (June 21, 2020) Darryl Charles Dr. Timaree This Week's Guests: Kemar Jewel & KeithFromUpDaBlock

This week on State of the Arts NYC we have Kemar Jewel and Tara Elliott. They were selected to participate inDirectorfest 2019 by the Drama League. Kemar is directing Marry Me a Little and and Tara is is directing DrunkEnough to Say I Love You. Both are being shown at the New Ohio Theater on Christopher Street. This festival whichcoincides with JanArtsNYC, APAP and then other festivals focuses on the art of stage directing. Hear a passionateconversation from these two young directors.

Voguing may have come to prominence in 1980s New York, but it’s very much alive and well here in present-day Philadelphia. Assistant Director of the First Person Arts Festival show Legendary by Kemar Jewel, Tori Gillis, stops by Happy Hour on the Fringe to give us a rundown of the voguers that we should be following, share how she became involved in Legendary, and explain the difference between a ‘dip’ and a ‘shwam.’ **Hint: If you don’t want to be embarrassed at your next Ball, this episode is required listening. Enjoy! Legendary runs Nov 14 - 16 at FringeArts. To purchase your ticket, visit https://fringearts.com/event/legendary/2018-11-14/. Show Notes: To see more of Kemar Jewel's work, check out his YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/user/MrKemarJewel, and follow Kemar on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/mars.jewel1. To see the full First Person Arts Festival line up visit https://firstpersonarts.org. Follow FringeArts on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat and visit us on the web at https://fringearts.com. Leave a comment and let us know what you thought of this podcast.

the maggy thump show / episode 43 trklstn: interview - ann artist [drag queen / stylist / philadelphia] https://www.facebook.com/ann.artist.3 1. the tony williams lifetime - beyond games 2. lady blacktronika - hurtin' thing 3. lady blacktronika - how i miss my ex interview - lady blacktronika [producer / dj / berlin] https://soundcloud.com/msladyblacktronika interview - kemar jewel [choreographer / director / nyc] https://www.facebook.com/kemarjewel/ 4. izo fitzroy - skyline fin www.maggysrooftopaerial.com www.facebook.com/themaggythumpshow www.instagram.com/themaggythumpshow

In this 36th episode, Brothaspeak Podcast speaks to a rising star within the Black LGBT community by the name of Kemar Jewel. Kemar Jewel is an award-winning international Director & Choreographer whose work has been featured on the Huffington Post, TIME Magazine, MSNBC, and Fox News. Jewel is also the mastermind behind the viral YouTube video "Voguing Train.".  Twitter:  K_Jewel Website: http://kemarjewel.com/ Instagram: mr_jewel For those who wish to fund his latest project - CLICK HERE "Voguing Train" - CLICK HERE "The Runway Museum" - CLICK HERE  "Vogue Ball Tango" - CLICK HERE Brothaspeak Podcast, where we discuss Black LGBT issues and topics with humor, honesty, & info.

HANDS by Kemar Jewel (featuring Legendary Javier Ninja)

Vogue Ball Tango by Kemar Jewel puts a new and creative spin on an old classic by combining Cell Block Tango (from the smash-hit Broadway musical Chicago!) with the popular dance style of vogue. Vogue Ball Tango by Kemar Jewel features an-all LGBTQ people of color cast that will surely blow your mind and have you singing 'Bitch I was voguing!'

PLEASE WATCH THE CLOSING DOORS! Voguing and Ballroom is such an underground culture...so let's actually take it underground! Voguing Train is the newest project from Director and Choreographer KEMAR JEWEL! When you mix elements of the ballroom scene with performance art, there is always magic to be made.