THEATRE REVIEW | Four Play, London
★★★★| Four Play, Above the Stag Theatre, London The seven (and a half) year itch rears its ugly head for one gay couple in the new play ‘Four Play’. Now […]
TV REVIEW | Episode 10: A journey that will warm your heart
So there we are then: the end and damn it Rupaul, you almost made me cry! What a journey and how happy I am that I kept watching after a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Sunset Limited, London
★★★ | The Sunset Limited, Boulevard Theatre, London A middle-aged white male attempts to get on The Sunset Limited but is stopped by a middle-aged black man. What is The […]
TV REVIEW | AJ and The Queen review episode 8&9: Learning to love
Poor, poor Ruby, AJ has gotten into her heart. Finding themselves at a playground, Ruby teaches AJ how to swing (she had never played before). Sadly AJ asked for a […]
HOTEL REVIEW | The Nadler Hotel
Down a tiny little street in the heart of Soho is a building that is so under the radar and discreet that you’d never know it was a hotel. With […]
TV REVIEW | AJ And The Queen, Episode 6 and 7
The metaphor in episode six might have been about AJ, but in many ways, it could have been about this series. Sometimes things start rough, but if you wait long […]
TV REVIEW | AJ and The Queen, Episode 5
Yas Queen!! If episode 3 and 4 got me excited, this one snatched my wig! This is what I was looking for: warmth, joy, LGBT history, gay icons from history, […]
TV REVIEW | AJ and The Queen, Episode 3 and 4
Ah, what a treat!! These two episodes were much better. Ruby is slowly letting go of her victim-hood and is starting to present the glorious diva she is, while AJ […]
CAR REVIEW | Suzuki Jimny SZ5 Allgrip
The Mockery Of A Three Star Review The 80’s yuppie years were good to Suzuki’s little go-anywhere-carry-cart. Young 20 year olds with red braces and mobile phones the size of […]
TV REVIEW | A&J and The Queen – Episode 2, Not a good message for female to male transgender people
This episode for me had a lot of the same highs and flaws as episode one. Ru and her queens (this time including the lovely Jinkx Monsoon) were a joy […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Fafa’s, London
★★★★ | Fafa’s, Central London For the perfect, Pita , Mezze or Salad in the West End, you can’t beat Fafa’s Open only for four months, Fafa’s is on the […]