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Before she came on for somewhere over the rainbow. There was a pre recorded interview with her and literally the first sentence out of her mouth contained “... I’m queer ...”.. . . rocks the Last Night of the Proms. (BBC Online)
I have to say that despite watching the Last Night of the Proms on BBC2 and BBC1 last night I hadn't realised either that the US mezzo-soprano was bisexual or that she had a nose ring.
Jamie Barton is certainly somewhat overweight, has a terrific smile and an amazing voice but I really can't see why she should be held up as some sort of Gay icon by the BBC - perhaps it is to distract attention from the awful display of nationalism which is kinda unfashionable at the moment?
On a faintly related front, I believe that there was a "Trans Pride" march the other day - on the basis that some trans people feel they are sidelined in the LGBT community.
Shock horror... there's non straight people performing at the Proms.
I wonder if there was any there when I saw a Rogers and Hammerstein musical evening (with all the songs from Oklahoma) at the Proms a few years ago?
Literally no one cares. I'm sure there are loads of LGBT performers.Shock horror... there's non straight people performing at the Proms.
Literally no one cares. I'm sure there are loads of LGBT performers.
What irritates is that now everything is an opportunity to advertise your sexuality.
"Before I begin my performance, I just want everybody to know my sexual preference."
I couldn't get away with that, so why should she?
Imagine believing that your sexual preference is the most important aspect of your identity.
Utterly bizarre.
I look forward to the reviews.What has her sexuality got to do with her performance?
Virtue signalling again.