THEATRE REVIEW | Bourgeois And Maurice At The Soho Theatre
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 […]
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 […]
This warm tale of love and last chances weaves together three very different characters as they are brought together in the afterlife bar, Dyke Heaven. Queenie, a 60-something year old […]
★★★★ |The Confessions Of Gordon Brown, Trafalgar Studios Fresh from the Edinburgh fringe, this hit one man show has transferred to the prestigious Trafalgar Studios in London. This satirical look […]
★★★★ So much more than the title suggests, Gotta Sing Gotta Dance is a true celebration of musical theatre at its very best.
★★★★ | Liza, Liza, Liza at The Tabard Theatre, London Meine Damen und Herren, Mesdames et Messieurs, Ladies and Gentleman! I bring you not one, not two but three Liza […]
Developed from his original stage show, director Rickki Beadle-Blair explores the controversial subjects of class, racism and homophobia in dance hall music in this contemporary urban drama.
★★★★★ | The Spring Tide at The Old Red Lion, Angel, London This new piece of writing by Carol Vine premieres with a stellar cast put together by Oliver Taheri […]
If, like me, you felt that the arrival of digital TV channels was like all your Christmases come at once, then you probably grew up in my era. Three main […]
★★★ | Blackout by Joey Jameson Dice Valentine is a nightclub stripper with the body of an Adonis and dance moves which leave the crowds of men watching hot under […]
★★★★ | Naked Boys Reading If you happen to be in Hackney or even if you’re not, we cant recommend Naked Boys Reading at Vogue Fabrics enough… In a dark, […]