THEATRE REVIEW | Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella
Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella is a phenomenal breath-taking production which is absolutely sublime on every level.
This woman accidentally sent her friends a live photo, while her Fiancé got his monster out
Imagine if you will, your beloved has just proposed to you and planted a huge ring and rock on your finger.
THEATRE REVIEW | How It Is By Samuel Beckett, Coronet Print Room Theatre
★★★★☆ | How It Is Do I have to slide cocks up my a** to write about gay theatre? Or shag up-for-it nymphomaniacs to dissect heterosexual art? By that logic, […]
Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd gay it up for new movie Ideal Home
A new gay comedy is about to hit our screens, but instead of hiring gay actors to play gay roles, Ideal Home has comedy legend Steve Coogan partnered with Paul Rudd. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Soap, Underbelly Festival Southbank, London
★★★★☆ | Soap, Underbelly Festival Southbank Add a little bit of burlesque, a little bit of comedy, sprinkle a bit of singing, and add lots and lots of water, and what […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Chess, London Coliseum
★★★ | Chess, London Coliseum Chess is a show about Chess……and it sort of works! This new production is its first in London’s West End in over 30 years. With […]
Christina Aguilera has returned! Review: Accelerate ft. Ty Dolla $ign, 2 Chainz
★★★★☆ | It’s been 6 agonising years of waiting for Christina Aguilera fans all over the world as the pop icon has been teasing and “promising” a new album since […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Rat Pack – Live From Las Vegas – National Tour
Falling somewhere between a tribute act and a musical revue, The Rat Pack – Live From Las Vegas, brings together the kings of cool, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bat Out of Hell, Dominion Theatre
★★★★★ | Bat Out of Hell, Dominion Theatre Bat Out of Hell returns – and it’s just as rocked up and fantastic as it was when it played in London […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Fat Friends The Musical – Glasgow
★★★☆☆ | Fat Friends The Musical, Glasgow *Review taken from the Sheffield production* As her wedding day approaches, Kelly buys her dream wedding dress, even though it is two sizes too […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Sunset Boulevard
Norma Desmond is trying to put herself back into the spotlight, with the assistance of Joe Gillis, a screenwriter who literally crashes into her life and is seduced by the lifestyle she can offer. However, scratching beneath the surface of the glitzy show business veneer exposes a dark tale of unrequited love, obsession, jealousy and controlling and manipulative behaviour, which brings people to the brink of insanity and murder.