THEATRE REVIEW: Pam Ann Queen Of The Skies, Leicester Square Theatre
She’s still got it. Forty-Six she reminds us, and still has lots of wear left in those knees. ★★★★ And as those noisy punters she had removed from the front […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Roaring Trade – bankers misbehaving in a play with very little bark
The strange world of bond trading and the lives of the traders who inhabit it is explored in the new play “Roaring Trade.” ★★ There are four desks in an […]
THEATRE REVIEW | 5 Guys Chillin At The Kings Head Theatre
5 Guys Chillin’ is a verbatim drama adapted from over 50 hours of anonymous interviews about the world of chem-sex on the gay scene. ★★
Ray The Gay Builder Gets Married
Gaydio-celebrity, eastender, ex-boxer, and pink helmet-donner Ray Bulloch the self-proclaimed first openly gay builder has just tied the rainbow-knot. Ray sprinkled his fairy dust all over the press last year […]
COMMENT | Just What Is Happening To Gay Soho?
Is extremity passé? Pre-Crossrail Soho thinks so. F**k nurturing nonconformity – now, it’s virtually a shoot-on-sight thought crime. Don’t believe it? Think again; clubs, landlords and speculator scumbags w**k themselves […]
New Gay Bar In Camden Asks To Extend Trading Hours Until 3AM
Picking up from where The Black Cap left off, Bloc Bar is asking for its trading license to be extended, allowing it to serve until 3 am. The Black Cap […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Casa Valentina – The best show in London about Transvestites
There’s a house in the Catskill mountains in upstate New York where several men go to dress up in women’s clothing. It’s also a new play by Harvey Fierstein called […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The White Feather
A New British Musical written by Ross Clark and directed by Andrew Keates ★★★★★ Union Theatre is a poky, spit-and-sawdust kinda playhouse. Once you’ve walked through the patio, you’ll be […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Kinky Boots, Adelphi Theatre, London
★★★ | Kinky Boots, London It’s a huge hit on Broadway and it’s now finally opened in London. ‘Kinky Boots’ is in the house! If the name rings a bell, it’s […]
Transformer: A Night With Lou Reed At Soho Theatre, Polymorphous Perversity
Does gay culture have Alzheimer’s or rather, collective amnesia? Sure, for straight, non-artistic philistines Jonny Woo seems ground-breaking, but truthfully, he’s one rich link in a historically brilliant chain. ★★★★ […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Sum Of Us
A father who loves and accepts his gay son is the theme of the new play ‘The Sum of Us.’ ★★★★ In 1994, a young Russell Crowe played the gay […]