Interviews and voices
Lesbian interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Luke Antony Neville
“Every character in the show has many moments of comedy. But everyone also has a true, beautifully written moment of sincerity.”
Gwynne Wood
“I think a lot of the truth lies in the sort of messy middle, and this show really delves into that messy middle.”
Joseph
“I can’t imagine being with a cis man again.”
TheARTI$t
“the LGBTQ+ community supports me the most, whether it is at festivals or shows.”
Charity Arianna
“Every night, I feel like I've learned something new about my character.”
Miya Folick
“I feel like the more personal this song is, the easier it is to play live.”
Maris
“I have always had a co-dependent relationship with music.”
girli
“I have performed at many Pride festivals in Europe.”
Marsha Warfield
“It is the best Night Court episode ever because I am in it all the way through!”
Dot-Marie Jones
“I have played cops many times on television due to my size.”
Julia Wolf
“My music speaks from a place of experience.”
Allison Ponthier
“I am really proud of how my projects have helped me as a queer woman.”
Sam Jay
“I put ideas out into the world to give space for people to think about how they feel.”
Gioli & Assia
“We like people to know our story and hopefully it can help them, not just with the music.”
E'mon Lauren Black
“It teaches that Black women are not a monolith, and that Black experiences are not all the same”
Veronica Witkin
“We hope to keep doing what we are doing and touring as much as possible.”
Geri Jewell
“I’ve never admitted that to anybody!”
G Flip
“My parents call me G and my friends call me Flip.”
Katrina Kemp
“Live in your own truth and believe you have something to offer”
Laura Pergolizzi
“If you can’t tell I am gay person in the first few seconds of laying eyes on me then I feel bad for you.”
Rhea Butcher
“I feel like you could work on a joke forever, but at some point they’ve got to leave the nest.”
Thalia Zedek
“I think when I find myself leaning too far in one direction I kind of rebel against it and pull the other way.”
Cameron Esposito
“I believe comedy is one of the best ways to process pain and inequality.”