THEATRE REVIEW | Witness for the Prosecution, County Hall, London
★★★★★ | Witness for the Prosecution, County Hall, London Depending on your age and/or love of black and white films, you may know Witness for the Prosecution from the classic […]
Five must see LGBT theatre you have to see this winter in London
The nights are drawing in and the temperatures are getting cooler. That’s no excuse to stay in watching yet another reality TV show, though. 2017 has been a bumper year […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Of Kith And Kin, Bush Theatre, London
★★★ | Of Kith And Kin, Bush Theatre, London After a run in Sheffield Theatres’ studio, gay surrogacy themed comedy-drama Of Kith and Kin hits London at The Bush Theatre. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Albion, Almeida Theatre, London
★★★★★ | Albion, Almeida Theatre Mike Bartlett is riding on a high at the moment after the success of the second season of woman-scorned drama ‘Dr Foster’. As well as […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Venus In Fur, Theatre Royal Haymarket
★★★ | Venus In Fur, Theatre Royal Haymarket A playwright/director bemoans the lack of female acting talent after a long day auditioning for the female lead in his new play. In […]
DVD REVIEW | Keep The Lights On
★★★★ | Keep The Lights On Keep the Lights On is a powerfully charged plot following two men from New York City, Erik (Thure Lindhardt) and Paul (Zachary Booth), through […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Le Grand Mort, Trafalgar Studios
★★ | Le Grand Mort Acclaimed musical theatre writer Stephen Clark, who died last year, penned this two-hander play as a vehicle for uber camp legend Julian Clary. The play […]
DVD REVIEW | North Sea Texas
★★★★ | North Sea Texas Pim is a young boy from a small Belgian coastal town who lives a dreary existence with his mother, Yvette, who is a boozy accordion […]
Six totally terrible questions to ask gay people
Ready those eye rolls… Which one of you is the girl???? “Well, we have a rota. I do Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. He does the Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. On […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Doubt, a Parable, Southwark Playhouse, London
★★★★★ | Doubt, a Parable, Southwark Playhouse, London It’s Autumn 1964 and young priest Father Brendan Flynn doesn’t fit into the spartan and puritanical ideals of the school as run […]
THEATRE REVIEW | An American In Paris, Dominion Theatre, London
★★★★★ | An American In Paris Post war Paris 1945 and there’s a definite mood for love in the air after the desolation of World War II. Handsome American soldier […]