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REVIEW: Hedwig & The Angry Inch: New Venture Theatre

REVIEW: Hedwig & The Angry Inch: New Venture Theatre

This is an authentic production of Hedwig keeping to the spirit and intention of John Cameron Mitchell’s writing and giving us a Hedwig who demands our unconditional love whilst slightly scaring us with the intensity of a life lived at full throttle.

REVIEW: Alex Through the Looking Glass: Alex Bellos

REVIEW: Alex Through the Looking Glass: Alex Bellos

Bellos is at his best when talking about the gritty nerdy bits of numbers which seem to interest only him and although he seeks to share the joy of numbers by attaching curious personal stories to them, and he’s kind enough to share with us as long as we are kind enough to show enough interest

REVIEW: Tea at 5: Old Joint Stock Theatre Company

REVIEW: Tea at 5: Old Joint Stock Theatre Company

The polish on this show is as well buffed as the silver teapot that Hepburn serves tea from at one point, it’s reflective glare highlights not only the gloss of Hepburn but also the cracks and vulnerability of this tremendous tremulous women,

REVIEW: Quartet: Heiner Muller

REVIEW: Quartet: Heiner Muller

The poster promised this to be sophisticated and disturbing, a study in decadence, depravity and vicious sex. The play can be all of these things; I left feeling soiled, disturbed and glad to get out under the stars.

IDAHOBIT: The Great Debate: Free event Thursday May 15

IDAHOBIT: The Great Debate: Free event Thursday May 15

The Brighton and Hove City Council LGBT Workers Forum are marking the international day against homophobia, bi-phobia and trans-phobia with a free to attend panel debate on local, national and global LGBT issues.

IDAHOBIT – The Great Debate : Free event Thursday 15th

IDAHOBIT – The Great Debate : Free event Thursday 15th

The theme will be “our activism in question” and everyone is welcome to attend this free event.

REVIEW: Normal Heights

REVIEW: Normal Heights

Walker should be congratulated, this play is charming and seriously touching while never dipping into mawkishness or melancholy. Even in his saddest moments Uncle Edward shines with hope, and when going full pelt into the shining light of living life fully is a force of nature.

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