THEATRE REVIEW | Naked Boys Reading
★★★★ | Naked Boys Reading If you happen to be in Hackney or even if you’re not, we cant recommend Naked Boys Reading at Vogue Fabrics enough… In a dark, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | House of Burlesque
★★★★ | House of Burlesque International burlesque sensation Tempest Rose’s House of Burlesque is an evening of comedy, circus, music, politics and, yes, several beautiful ladies wearing very little. Above […]
Police Appeal For Witnesses After Anti-Gay Attack On Piccadilly Line
British Transport Police (BTP) are looking for witnesses after a man assaults two passengers and makes homophobic remarks. * Officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a man […]
THEATRE REVIEW | As Is, Finborough Theatre
Twenty-five years ago, the gay population in the USA was facing an unprecedented medical crisis, one that threatened to kill off the entire community. A new disease had immerged, its […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Titanic, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★ | Titanic It’s always difficult to reinterpret a story we all know as well as that of the Titanic – certainly, the ending can be no surprise (SPOILER: THE […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Sound of Music: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
★★★★★ | The Sound of Music Singing nuns and handsome widowers? Lederhosen and dresses run up using a pair of old curtains? An innocent yet savvy governess saving the day […]
THEATRE REVIEW | WAG! The Musical, Charing Cross Theatre
I have struggled over writing this review for a full week, primarily because I just couldn’t find the words to describe the excitement, hilarity and fabulousness that went into… oh, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | A Man Of No Importance
Sedos is the City of London’s premier amateur company, and, to end their three week season at the Bridewell Theatre, they have ambitiously chosen to do the musical “A Man […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Miss Nightingale: The Burlesque Musical
★★★★ | Miss Nightingale: The Burlesque Musical It’s 1942 and Britain is in the grip of war. Northern nurse Maggie Brown has moved to London to try her hand at […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Private Lives, Gielgud Theatre
★★★★ | Private Lives If you’re not familiar with Noel Coward’s work then you’re in for a treat with ‘Private Lives’ and the lavish new production at The Gielgud is […]
London | Pride 2013 Review
Well, Pride in London finally arrived, and after last year’s damp squib (World Pride, too, if you remember), it can only be accounted a huge success for the new team […]