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THEATRE REVIEW | GH Boy – Charing Cross Theatre – The Gay Party scene – Warts and all
Robert seems to have it all but in reality, he doesn’t. His fate is revealed in the new hard-hitting play GH Boy. Now playing at the Charing Cross Theatre until December 20th Robert (Jimmy Essex) has the perfect boyfriend in Sergio (Marc Bosch). Sergio is young, cute, fun and just adores Robert – who in […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Four Play, London
★★★★| Four Play, Above the Stag Theatre, London The seven (and a half) year itch rears its ugly head for one gay couple in the new play ‘Four Play’. Now playing at the Above the Stag theatre until February 22, 2020 – Rafe (Ashley Byam) and Pete (Keeran Blessie) have been together for most of […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Red Palace, London
★★★★ | Red Palace, The Vaults, London The Vaults underneath Waterloo train station have been turned into a palace – Red Palace. And it’s the Prince who reigns over this kingdom. Follow him and his court as they help guide you through various rooms and alleys that will surprise and hypnotize you – they are […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Death of a Salesman, London
★★★★ | Death of a Salesman, Piccadilly Theatre, London Wendell Pierce and Sharon D. Clarke are amazing in the new production of Death of a Salesman. Though it’s Pierce who shines a bit more. The show belongs to him in which he plays the character made famous by playwright Arthur Miller – Willie Loman. Transferring […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Jerker, London
★★★★ | Jerker, Kings Head Theatre, London It is the mid-1980s in San Francisco and two men enjoy a sexual relationship on phone sex lines in Jerker at The Kings Head Theatre. Originally shown in 1986 in Los Angeles, the show involves JR (Tom Joyner) and Bert (Tibu Fortes), chatting on a phone sex line, […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Afterglow, London
★★★★ | Afterglow, Waterloo East Theatre, London An extramarital relationship takes its toll on two men expecting a baby in the return of the sexy play Afterglow. After a sell-out run at the Southwark Playhouse which ended just a few months ago, Afterglow returns to the cosy Waterloo East theatre, with a new cast, and […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | The Woman in Black – National Tour
★★★★ | The Woman in Black Set in an old theatre in the late 1950s, a solicitor, Arthur Kipps, enlists the assistance of a young actor to tell his story. His tale revolves around a terrifying incident when he was younger, when he travelled to Eel Marsh House to settle the estate of a long-standing […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Now And Then, London
Go see Now & Then – not just for the unique storyline but also for the very good songs, all in harmony with each other, with the show, and the actors. It’s just beautiful.
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Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show: Part Folies Bergére, part cabaret, part Rocky Horror Picture Show, and all fashion, you’ll be mesmerised!
★★★★ | Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show The life of Jean Paul Gaultier is told in very unique style at the Southbank in a show appropriately called Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show. And what a show it is! Ever since JPG was a little boy he always had a thing for fashion. You […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Fanny and Stella, Above The Stag
★★★★☆ | Fanny and Stella A Life Through the Looking-Glass?, Lady Sasha reviews Fanny and Stella, the historic drag exposé at London’s Above the Stag Theatre. Has drag always been a drag? Not until now! Frankly, any queen living must be pig-sick of an endless tsunami of Ru Paul wannabees, with drag fiercely embraced as […]
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THEATRE REVIEW | Tumulus, Soho Theatre, London
★★★★ | Tumulus, London There’s a mound in Hampstead Heath where dead bodies of gay men are being found. It’s a tumulus (a mound), and the story behind the tumulus is disturbingly and jarringly portrayed and performed in a show of the same name at The Soho Theatre. It’s a life of drugs, sex, parties, […]