The man who murdered a police officer and then disposed of the body by horrifying means is found guilty of his murder and will be sentenced next month. A man […]
★★★★★ | An Inspector Calls, The Playhouse Theatre J.B. Priestley’s 1940s play An Inspector Calls had languished somewhat until Stephen Daldry’s (The Crown, Billy Elliot, The Hours) landmark 1992 production. […]
They aren’t giving up. Those Ashers Bakery owners are now going to appeal to the UK’s highest court. Despite two court rulings defining their decision not to bake a “gay […]
★★★★★ | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep Masterfully personifies Austen’s work of art. I remember reading Pride and Prejudice in my early teens, and recall falling in love with […]
★★★★★ | The HIV Monologues From AIDS to PrEP: Love, Sex & HIV If you met a moreish specimen of a man on Grindr, in Rupert St Bar or at […]
★★★★| Life isn’t so great at the Mushnik Flower shop down on Skid Row. Mr Mushnik is on the verge of closing his shop, Audrey is dating a semi-sadist dentist […]
★★★★ | Peter Pan Goes Wrong If you’re a fan of farce, then this genius gem will slap you round the head, crack your ribs from laughter and leave you […]
★★★★ | F*cking Men If you’ve ever heard of the concept of ‘six degrees of separation’ then you’ll already know the theme of Arthur Schnitzel’s classic 1897 play Le Ronde. […]
★★★★ | Comprising of a trio of pieces, this mixed programme from Ballet Black combines abstract dance, drama, passion and narrative storytelling in a triple bill of short pieces which […]
Chicago Rib Shack – Aldgate East – stomach busting food that will do damage to your waist – in a very delicious way! There have been so many times when […]
★★★ | The Last Five Years, St James Theatre The St James Theatre near Victoria has had a poor recent track record with widely panned shows such as “Miss Atomic […]
