Gaydar Closes Bars: Lo Profile and Profile
In a statement from Gaydar, London night spots Lo Profile and Profile are set to close today.
GaydarRadio To Cease The Airwaves
QSoft Consulting can confirm that its GaydarRadio DAB licences will officially be handed over to Gaydio, a not for profit FM radio station for LGBT people, on the 7th January […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Salad Days
I have to admit a fairly strong affection for the musical Salad Days, as I appeared in two different productions of it in my late teens and early twenties, both […]
Cover charge lifted at Soho’s Manbar
Today, the City of Westminster Council has lifted the mandatory minimum admission fee that Manbar inherited when it took over the premises licence. Manbar is now open until late every […]
Manbar goes live with DJs every night except Sundays
Due to popularity of Manbar’s DJ led nights every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Manbar is now going live with DJs every night of the week except Sunday and some holidays. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | My Fair Lady
★★★★★ | My Fair Lady Sheffield Theatres have managed to further cement their stellar reputation for staging top quality shows with this fresh and highly polished version of “My Fair […]
Petition launches to legal recognise Westboro Baptist Church as a hate group
A petition has gone live on the Whitehouse’s website, asking the Obama Administration to legally recognise the infamous Westboro Bapist Church as a hate group. The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) […]
THEATRE NEWS: Sacred At Chelsea Theatre
SACRED, Chelsea Theatre’s exploration of live art and contemporary performance launches this October for an exciting new season extending to February 2013.
COMMENT | New Rights But Illegal
I don’t know what just happened but the words ‘illegal’ and ‘banned’ have once again united themselves with homosexuality, thanks to this government’s expediency in changing marriage laws. It feels […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Merrie Hell
‘Tis the season to be jolly cynical and brutally honest. David Hoyle’ s new show, in which he teams up with Richard Thomas, writer and composer of the Olivier award […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty
With his new ballet, Matthew Bourne completes his trilogy of great Tchaikovsky ballets, which started with The Nutcracker back in 1992.