‘Second Class Queer’ delivers an emotionally charged and deeply human exploration of identity, belonging and grief. Written, performed and produced…
While gay life has existed as long as humanity, the British history of homosexuality isn’t recorded in any informative detail…
Marking Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s 75th anniversary and the inaugural season of new Artistic Director, Alan Cumming, Once, the hit West…
Aspiring sculptor, social climber, and cad Brindsley Miller is supposed to be hosting both his fiancé’s well-to-do father as well…
Based on Tim Burton’s iconic film of 1988, Beetlejuice bursts onto the West End in musical form with an all-star…
This beautifully crafted adaptation of the book The Rapping Princess by Hannah Lees and Allen Fatimaharans’ tells the story of…
On what is being called “the hottest May Day ever”, it was a relief to enter the relative coolness of…
Sally Hobson’s Baby Mash-Up, What On Earth Are You Doing? Is a bold, strange and undeniably ambitious new work that often…
Here’s the truth. I reviewed The Harder They Come at Stratford East when it opened last autumn. It got an…
Imagine a zombie Winston Churchill, slobbering and drunk, delivering one of his trademark rousing speeches to you through a hole…