★★★★ | Philip Pullman’s Grimm Tales, Shoreditch Town Hall This immersive retelling of some of Grimm’s best-loved fairy tales, alongside a couple of less well-known ones, is an extraordinary journey […]
★★★★★ | Dark Vanilla Jungle, Soho Theatre Andrea keeps getting asked if she’s ashamed. Ashamed of what she did to the soldier. Of what she did to the baby. But […]
Ever since the legalisation of same-sex activity 47 years ago, gay men and women across England and Wales have been waiting for this day. Now on the 29th March 2014 […]
The UK’s first English language school for LGBTI people is being attacked on Facebook and elsewhere by homophobes from countries including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia, Ukraine and Poland.
Manbar, the iconic independent gay bar on Charing Cross Road will be forced to close if it loses a costly legal battle with Westminster City Council early in April. The […]
★★★ | Angel and Now We Are Pope, London Theatre, New Cross Faith and desire clash in this premiere double-bill of one-man plays. In ‘Angel’, a priest devotes his life […]
★★★★ | Polari Literary Salon, The Southbank Centre If you’ve not been to Paul Burston’s Polari Literary Salon, you must. I insist. I had my Polari Literary Salon cherry popped […]
Google we love you… Google has added a picture of Tom Daley to its Maps – and gives users an opportunity to look around the diving board at 2012 LondonAquatic […]
Paul Burston’s Polari Literary Salon returns on Monday 17th March. On the 17th March, Paul Burston’s Polari Literary Salon returns to the Southbank Centre in London and will have readings […]
Detectives in Ealing are appealing to members of the male gay community, who have been befriended in the Soho area of London and then assaulted or robbed either nearby or […]
★★★★ | Westend Fest, The Actors’ Church The West End was treated last Sunday evening to not one but two glittering charity fundraisers. I opted to visit the always-fun WestEnd […]
