★★★ | Thoroughly Modern Millie – Leeds Grand Theatre and National Tour Set in the prohibition era in 1920’s New York, Millie Dillmount arrives from Kansas determined to snag herself […]
This April, Soho Theatre audiences are set to embark on an extraordinary journey courtesy of one of London’s most celebrated and versatile cabaret performers: Fancy Chance. Her debut autobiographical show […]
★★★★ | How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Wilton’s Music Hall in the East End has another hit on its hands. How to Succeed in Business Without Really […]
★★★| Gypsy Queen – National Tour In a story set in the testosterone-fuelled world of boxing, “Gorgeous” George O’Connell, a street brawler from the travelling community is approached to be coached […]
A teenager was left hospitalised after a horrific assault, in which he was attacked with a brick to the head. The 18-year-old victim was targetted by a “group of men”. […]
★★★★★ | Audra McDonald Megastar of Broadway, film and television Audra McDonald can barely pop out for a carton of milk in New York without winning another Tony Award. It’s not […]
The homophobic crime rate has continued to rise with nearly 6 offences per day on our capital’s streets. There are, on average around 6 anti-LGBT offences being recorded every day on […]
★★★★ | 46 Beacon It’s 1970 and for Robert, the air is heavy with the promise of straight, gay and even group sex as the hedonistic sixties leave behind a legacy […]
★★★★ | Miss Nightingale, The Vaults, London The story of a chanteuse called Miss Nightingale who is caught between three men in 1940’s London during WW2 is now playing at […]
Scotland has become the first country in the UK to approve the use of PrEP on the NHS. NHS Scotland will become the first health service in the UK to […]
Greater Manchester police will be making history from today as it becomes the first city to officially record domestic abuse reports within the LGBT community. Following work between Greater Manchester […]
