THEATRE REVIEW | Confessional
★★ | Confessional If a play is ‘rarely performed’ or ‘an undiscovered gem’ then be wary. There’s often a good reason for that: it’s usually because it’s not a very […]
★★ | Confessional If a play is ‘rarely performed’ or ‘an undiscovered gem’ then be wary. There’s often a good reason for that: it’s usually because it’s not a very […]
★★★★ | Boys In The Band “There’s one thing to be said about masturbation: you certainly don’t have to look your best” What was shocking to American theatre audiences in […]
★★★★ | Kenny Morgan If you missed “Kenny Morgan” this summer then you have a second chance. The play is back for four weeks at The Arcola Theatre in Dalston […]
London is bursting at the seams with theatre and this autumn is looking particularly gay. Here are 5 things that are on my radar for the cooler weather to come. […]
★★★ | Punkplay “…there are no actual rules except the ones we choose to live under. You need to eat, drink water, sleep now and then. The rest is negotiable.” […]
★★★★ | Vanities: The Musical Imagine an afternoon Channel 5 film full of ‘women’s issues’. Or one of those novels that you take on holiday, read, instantly forget and then […]
Jonathan Harvey is a writer with stature. He penned the gay classic Beautiful Thing and writes for Coronation Street as well as creating the high camp sit-coms Gimme Gimme Gimme […]
★★ | Britten in Brooklyn During the early years of World War Two, Benjamin Britten lived in exile in a townhouse in New York with his friend, the poet […]
★★★★ | Unfaithful at Found 111 What happens when your once passionate relationship starts to become stale and sexless? In the case of Tom and Joan, you sleep with a […]
★★★★ | Allegro With Allegro, the charming space at Southwark Playhouse sees the UK premiere of a dusty old 1947 musical. Thanks to the partnership of Thom Southerland and […]
★★★★ | Straight Jacket: How to Be Gay and Happy There’s a problem with gay men. There’s definitely a problem with gay men. We’re legal now with an equal age […]