Alan Cumming Snaps!

My first ever photography exhibit was launched at thew Andaz hotel in West Hollywood on April 5th 2012.

The show was seen at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York City for a month, and later in the year it went up at the 200 Gallery in Provincetown, the OUT Hotel in NYC and then the Paul Smith store in Los Angeles.

Find out more at alancummingphotography.com

Live!

I did quite a few cabaret concerts in March.  I went to Kansas City to peform at the gala for the opening of Like Me Lighthouse, a new LGBT center. Then I did a concert at the Alice Tully Hall for the Lincoln Center, another at XL Lounge which was a benefit for the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC) and several appearances at galas including the Public Theatre's at Joe's Pub and the Lunchbox Fund.

At all of these I was accopmpanied in all senses of the word by Lance Horne

Dracula

I played Doctor Seward in Audible's new version of Bram Stoker's Dracula

Tommy's Tale audiobook

Finally, about 9 years after the book first came out, I recorded the audiobook of my debut novel, Tommy's Tale

The Britannia Awards

I hosted the Britannia awards, BAFTA LA's annual ceremony honouring the best of British, and those who love them.

Dear Me, A Letter To My 16 Year Old Self

I wrote a letter to my 16 year-old self in this anthology by Joseph Galliano. You can read it here.

Goliath

I read the audiobook of Goliath, the final instalment in Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan trilogy.

Macbeth

I read the novel version by David Hewson and A.J. Hartley of Shakespeare's Macbeth, or Audible. I have always loved the play so to be able to read aloud this novel which explores all the back stories, and to play all the characters was a really amazing experience.

IBABCT

In the spring of 2011 I performed my cabaret show I Bought A Blue Car Today in Pittsburgh, Palm Springs, NYC, Atlanta and Chicago as well as a couple of shows aboard an Atlantis cruise ship in the Carribean!

First Things Last

My friend and musical maestro Lance Horne released his debut album First things Last.  I open the disc singing his amazing song American.

To celebrate I joined Lance and a bunch of the peeps who sing on the record, and some other friends, and  gave two concerts, first at the Allen Rom of the Lincoln Cebter in NYC and then in London at the Garrick Theatre.