THEATRE REVIEW | Roots
★★★★ |Roots by Arnold Wesker, Donmar Warehouse It’s 1958 and Beatie Bryant has been living in London with Ronnie, a young socialist full of ideas and ideals. As she anxiously […]
★★★★ |Roots by Arnold Wesker, Donmar Warehouse It’s 1958 and Beatie Bryant has been living in London with Ronnie, a young socialist full of ideas and ideals. As she anxiously […]
If, like me, you’re a sucker for a musical about voguing set in LA, with a mainly unknown cast and containing some catchy tunes you’ve never heard of – this […]
It’s totally fabulous to explore different gay scenes when travelling. You can dance the night away to some truly camp-tastic tunes, or cruise the darkrooms for Mr Right Now. Perhaps […]
A gay couple take part in a sex experience in front of live studio audience for a Channel 4 progamme that aims to look at the sex lives of normal […]
★★★★ Work Bitch | Last weekend when I awoke from the coma I had slipped into due to consuming copious amounts of wine I came across the new single of […]
A problem gay men face regularly is ‘coming out’. Now I’m not talking about the first time you decide to embrace your sexuality, build up the courage and let the […]
★★★★ | The Picture of Dorian Gray at Dorian Gray’s Townhouse Staged in a Georgian townhouse in Greenwich “modernised” to suit a wealthy Victorian resident, The Alchemist Order have presented […]
★★★★★ | A Life Backwards (The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield) After meeting at a protest to support two homeless charity workers, Alexander (played by Will Adamsdale) and Stuart (played by Fraser […]
Firstly it’s presented really well – hardback with parchment-like paper and a easy to read font. On the back cover there’s a quote, which instantly sparked my interest from President […]
You know those occasions when you meet your mates in town for a drink after work. It gets to about 9 and you think it might be nice to round […]
★★★ | Lover At Last by J.R. Ward Tales of the supernatural and dark vampires stalking dystopian worlds seem to have abounded in recent years and are; it seems, here […]