Man arrested after teenage boy sexually assaulted in Rochdale
A 60-year-old man has been arrested after a teenager was sexually assaulted while he was fishing in Rochdale.
THEATRE REVIEW | The Keith Kat Klub – Phoenix Artist Club – London
★★★★★ | The Keith Kat Klub –The Phoenix Artist Club Keith Ramsey is just fantastic in his new one-man show ‘The Keith Kat Club.’ Now playing at The Phoenix Artist […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | The Allegory, London
★★★★| The Allegory, London If you like your boozy brunches, then you’re going to love The Allegory. For 2 hours, (and £40 per person), you can drink four different types […]
CABARET REVIEW | Black Cat: Bohemia
★★☆☆☆ | Black Cat: Bohemia The Black Cat cabaret has been slinking its way round the London circuit for a good few years and frankly, it’s starting to look a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, The Birmingham Rep
Brilliantly unpredictable
Two women sexually assaulted in the heart of London’s Soho
Two women have been sexually assaulted in the heart of London LGBT+ scene.
THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Theatre Royal Brighton
There is an old saying in theatre that “the show must go on” and nowhere is that old adage put more to the test than in The Play That Goes Wrong, a comedy of errors which collates every actor’s worst nightmare and throws them at the cast who are determined to carry on regardless.
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Indian Accent, London
Indian Accent is chic, elegant, modern, with great prices and food that is top notch.
THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Princess Theatre Torquay
There is an old saying in theatre that “the show must go on” and nowhere is that old adage put more to the test than in The Play That Goes Wrong, a comedy of errors which collates every actor’s worst nightmare and throws them at the cast who are determined to carry on regardless.
Edinburgh Fringe says it has “Zero tolerance” on harassment, abuse and bullying
Following on from the shocking news that a performer has suffered homophobic jeers and insults while trying to publicise his show at this year’s Fringe, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has reaffirmed its stance on bullying behaviour towards performers and audience members.
THEATRE REVIEW | Little Shop of Horrors – Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, London
The cast are all wonderful, and Vicky Vox is larger than life as the plant. With music and lyrics by Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman, Little Shop of Horrors is still good fun and even better set amongst all those trees in Regent’s Park