THEATRE REVIEW | Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre, London
★★★★ | Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre, London “I want this house. Oh, yes, I know there’ll be problems. But at least we’ll have the hope of things getting better. Isn’t […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Beautiful
★★★★ | Beautiful Will you Still Love me tomorrow. I feel the Earth Move. You’ve got a Friend. These are just a few songs written by Carole King and Gerry […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bathhouse, The Musical
★★★★ | Bathhouse, The Musical For their second production of 2015, Above The Stag have chosen to revive their hugely successful production of Bathhouse The Musical. It comes with a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Yarico, London Theatre Workshop
★★ | Yarico, London Theatre Workshop Yarico, an Amerindian beauty, is a young woman with a fierce, independent spirit. Bored of the monotonous routine of small island life, she longs […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Superman The Musical, London
★★ | Superman The Musical, London It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no – it’s Superman the Musical. Playing until this weekend at the Leicester Square Theatre, Superman is not […]
Small Penises To Get Their Own Festival
Entry fee is 50p per inch… Hold on to your junk fellas – as those of you who are packing a little less than the average have the opportunity to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | She Loves Me, Landor Theatre
★★ | She Loves Me, Landor Theatre Mistaken identity has long been the theme of love stories. This love story centres round a perfume shop in Budapest where two sparring […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Pennethorne’s – At Somerset House
There is something rather enchanting about Somerset House, and what a lovely setting it makes for Pennethorne’s Café Bar. Just standing in their courtyard you feel removed from the chaos […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Gods and Monsters, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★★ | Gods and Monsters, Southwark Playhouse It’s the late 1950s and ageing Hollywood director, James Whale, best known for his iconic Frankenstein films, is languishing in his Los Angeles […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Between, Kings Head Theatre
★★★ | Between, Kings Head Theatre Like the majority of plays featuring gay men – this one too has nudity… SURPRISED? BETWEEN opened recently at the King Head Theatre Pub […]
Queer Art From The Tate Gallery
As part of LGBT History Month, WISE THOUGHTS @ CREATIVE CULTURE HUB (CGH) are hosting a illustrated lecture by MARCUS DICKEY HORLEY Curator of Access Projects at Tate Modern as […]