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The Golden Age of DC Comics by Paul Levitz

The Golden Age of DC Comics by Paul Levitz

This excellent comprehensive compendium of the DC comic early years chronicles the first decades of the DC comic book publisher, which has brought the world Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, and should be high on your gift list for any LGBT comic fan geek you might know.

Labyrinth of Love Tour Rambert Dance Company: Theatre Royal: Dance Review

Labyrinth of Love Tour Rambert Dance Company: Theatre Royal: Dance Review

This was an emotionally engaging evening full of exciting and thrilling dancers connecting with the music and enthralling the audience.

Carmen: Theatre Royal: Opera review

Carmen: Theatre Royal: Opera review

Directed by Ellen Kent, this traditionally staged, romantic new production was set in Seville and reflected a Goya painting, with fountains, flowers, orange trees and even a wonderfully calm rescue donkey from Coral Weaver’s sanctuary. It was an evening of passion, romance and tragedy. Starring me

Tallis Scholars: CD Review

This month I want to highlight some rather special artists who are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year – The Tallis Scholars, founded in 1973 by conductor Peter Phillips. They are launching their celebratory world tour with a concert at St Paul’s Cathedral on March 7 – if you can make it,

Paloma Faith: The Brighton Centre: Music Review

Paloma Faith: The Brighton Centre: Music Review

Dotty pop diva, and otherwise former burlesque dancer, Paloma Faith channeled a steam-punk Shirley Bassey at a show veering from the intimate to the euphoric at The Brighton Centre.

Gay artist’s visual poem BANNED from Jubilee Library exhibition

Gay artist’s visual poem BANNED from Jubilee Library exhibition

Controversial poet and artist Vince Laws has had a visual poem BANNED from the Jubilee Library in Brighton during his exhibition entitled I am a poem celebrating LGBT history month. The piece, entitled THIS POPE IS PANTS, is made of donated pants, stitched together to form bunting. There is a letter

La Traviata: ENO: Opera review

Go and be delighted, the final scene is a triumph of ENO’s pursuit of presenting new talent and allowing it to shine.

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