THEATRE REVIEW | Brief Encounter, Empire Cinema Haymarket
★★★☆☆ | Brief Encounter Emma Rice’s tribute to Noel Coward’s Brief Encounter is back after 10 years away and in an unusual venue: a cinema in the West End. Sadly […]
Protest for Commonwealth gay rights to take place today outside Westminster
Peter Tatchell is leading a protest for gay rights for LGBT+ people in the Commonwealth. With the Queen in attendance for Commonwealth Day, leading LGBT+ and human rights campaigner, Peter […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Jubilee, Lyric Theatre Hammersmith
★★☆☆☆ | Jubilee Ever seen Jubilee? The visionary, anarchic mash-up of gay sex, brutal anarchy and transcendent mysticism? If not, load up the fresh, newly-released blu-ray and gorge on Jarman’s genius […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Harold and Maude, Charing Cross Theatre
★★☆☆☆ | Harold and Maude If you’ve never seen the 1971 cult classic film ‘Harold and Maude’ then you’ve missed out. Poignant, darkly humorous and with a lilting soundtrack by […]
THEATRE REVIEW | A Princess Undone, Park Theatre, London
★★★☆☆ | A Princess Undone Long before Diana, there was a princess who was a definite queens’ queen. Fags, booze, a withering put down and a tragic relationship history: she’d probably […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dust, Soho Theatre
★★★★★ | Dust, Soho Theatre Alice, the central character of Dust, is dead, looking on as the aftermath of her suicide causes unexpected reactions. Don’t expect Patrick Swayze style saucy […]
Stonewall quits Pride in London to focus energies on UK Black Pride
Britain’s largest LGBT charity will not take part in Pride In London and will instead devote resources to UK Black Pride. The UK’s largest LGBT+ Charity, Stonewall has decided it […]
Dealer who used Grindr to sell Chemsex drugs jailed for nearly a decade
A prominent ‘Chemsex’ scene drug dealer, who used the hook up app, Grindr to set up parties and sell drugs to its users, has been sentenced to nearly a decade […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Girls and Boys, Royal Court Theatre
★★★★☆ | Girls & Boys, Royal Court Theatre Any play that starts out with the line ‘I met my husband in the queue to board an Easyjet flight and I have […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Mary Stuart, Duke of Yorks Theatre
★★★★★ | Mary Stuart, Duke of York’s Theatre Two queens fighting to the death. No, not Vauxhall on a Saturday but a fascinating slice of Elizabethan history. Mary Stuart seeks […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dietrich: Natural Duty
★★★★★ | Dietrich: Natural Duty Described as a one (wo)man show, Peter Groom’s take on legendary teutonic beauty Marlene Dietrich is literally breathtaking at points. There’s an uncanny likeness between him […]