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JOE LYCETT @Brighton Comedy Festival: Dome Studio: Review

JOE LYCETT @Brighton Comedy Festival: Dome Studio: Review

From his first off-stage moment, doing some good old audience warming up from the wings with his distinctive nasal voice prompting the up for it audience to whoop, ohhhh and clap I relaxed, Lycett has that rare and difficult talent; threatening camp.

ALEX HORNE @Brighton Comedy Festival: Brighton Dome Studio: Review

ALEX HORNE @Brighton Comedy Festival: Brighton Dome Studio: Review

The 30 year old served up a show full of observations, impressions and lies. Dropping his usual PowerPoint for a more experimental and successful routine Horne slowly wound the audience up into a state of hilarity. His honesty about his fibbing is delightful and you never quite now if he’s pulling y

Die Fledermaus: ENO : Opera Review

Die Fledermaus: ENO : Opera Review

With saucy wit and a hefty dollop of dark camp this was not just bubbly froth, but gave the whirling swirling melodies a dark foundation of obsession and decadence on which to do their frivolous waltz. It was more dance macabre in places but then making this Strauss operetta relevant to the tired cy

Fidelio: English National Opera: Review

Fidelio: English National Opera: Review

A musically profound production of Beethoven’s only opera with some fine singing, wrapped in this metaphorical maze of cold confusion it fails to offer the gasp out loud moments promised, although there are challenging and physiologically complex hues to the directors interpretation that are relevan

BRIEFS: THE SECOND COMING: London Wonderground: Review

BRIEFS: THE SECOND COMING: London Wonderground: Review

The boys and their acts are well balanced throughout the night with some very funny ensemble numbers built around funny themes, and there’s few dull moments with a quick turn over and some loud pumping music this is a show heavy on the spectacle, sequins and spangle, and if the acts doesn’t interest

Stephen Fry-supported play about Noël Coward coming to Marlborough Theatre

Just Some Theatre Company present their upcoming touring production of Coward, a speculative play about the life of playwright, performer, musician and wit (not to mention prominent LGBT figure) Noël Coward and his relationship with a struggling young actor named Leonard, set in the lively and osten

I Wanna Be Loved by You: Pink Fringe: Review

I Wanna Be Loved by You: Pink Fringe: Review

A great night out, great festival well done Pink Fringe, it’s so good to go out and have such an astonishingly good value night entertainment and it all be so wonderfully LGBT and excellent.

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