★★★★ | How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Wilton’s Music Hall in the East End has another hit on its hands. How to Succeed in Business Without Really […]
★★★★★ | Audra McDonald Megastar of Broadway, film and television Audra McDonald can barely pop out for a carton of milk in New York without winning another Tony Award. It’s not […]
The homophobic crime rate has continued to rise with nearly 6 offences per day on our capital’s streets. There are, on average around 6 anti-LGBT offences being recorded every day on […]
★★★★ | 46 Beacon It’s 1970 and for Robert, the air is heavy with the promise of straight, gay and even group sex as the hedonistic sixties leave behind a legacy […]
★★★★ | Miss Nightingale, The Vaults, London The story of a chanteuse called Miss Nightingale who is caught between three men in 1940’s London during WW2 is now playing at […]
★★★★★ | 42nd Street, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London It’s got Razzle. It’s got dazzle. It’s the tapiest and most glittering show in town. It’s 42nd Street! 42nd Street is […]
★★★★ | This Joint Is Jumpin’ London seems to have gone a bit tap dancing mad. What with “42nd Street” and “An American in Paris’ it seems that you can barely […]
★★★★ | Smith & Wollensky, London Smith & Wollensky is a New York institution and has found it’s way to London, and it’s thriving. It offers all sorts of steaks, […]
Pre-WW2 Grosvenor Square (GS) was considered one of the four most uber-cool hangouts in the Old Smoke – receiving its name from the reigning Duke of Westminster (1700-32) Sir Richard […]
The Sexual Avengers strike again. This time a plush, £3000 per table, Property awards ceremony in central London. LGBT+ activists dumped manure and cockroaches in front of a swanky London hotel yesterday. It […]
What is Adam & Eve and Steve about? Adam & Eve… and Steve is a brand new five-star musical farce set in a newly created paradise, the Garden of Eden. […]
