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Lucy Scherer

"Hand aufs Herz"'s Lucy Scherer returns to her thespian roots
Well, well, well, it looks like Lucy Scherer has gotten herself stuck in a lesbian feedback loop! First, she played Glinda in Gemany's musical adaptation of Wicked. (Glinda and Elphaba forever!) Then, she played raging homosexual Jenny Hartmann on our beloved Hand aufs Herz. And now news has hit the internet that she's headed back to the stage to play the nameless heroine in the musical adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca.

What's so lesbian about Rebecca, you say?

Oh, girl, I say.

Daphne du Maurier was so very gay. She was married for her whole life. She never even hinted at leaving her husband. But that didn't stop her from having many, many affairs with the ladies. Why, her family even had a code word for lesbian — "Venetian" — that they used to describe her queer proclivities. She fell hard for Ellen Doubleday, the wife of her American book publisher,...
See full article at AfterEllen.com
  • 9/19/2011
  • by Heather Hogan
  • AfterEllen.com
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