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Spine-Tingling Spectacle: 'Ghost Stories' haunts Brighton Theatre Royal ★★★★☆

Spine-Tingling Spectacle: 'Ghost Stories' haunts Brighton Theatre Royal ★★★★☆

The disturbed perspective of the sets, subtly shifting lighting and sounds scapes all conspire to tip the audience into a state of unease; glimpses of wide eyes focus, expectant, held breathes, titialted nerve jingling.

Treasures in the Dirt: 50 LGBTQ+ Finds: From the Portable Antiquities Scheme

Treasures in the Dirt: 50 LGBTQ+ Finds: From the Portable Antiquities Scheme

I learned some genuinely fun facts alongside historical insights, but I felt that little bit more affirmed in a truth we all need to hear: we've always been here. The book is particularly important in providing readers with concrete evidence to combat the bigotry that many LGBTQ+ people face.

Two performers on stage: one in green dress and pink mask, another in black with platform heels holding a leaf blower. Banner reads "ON THE DAY OF THE DEBATE."

Wrestling with Giants: Piss/CARNATION's Ugly Sisters

To experience this piece is the point—it's theatre that asks us to sit with difficulty, laugh at power, and find empathy even for those who would deny our humanity. Such artistic sophistication feels essential in times like these.

A Gloriously Guilty Pleasure: Cruel Intentions Brings '90s Heat to Theatre Royal

A Gloriously Guilty Pleasure: Cruel Intentions Brings '90s Heat to Theatre Royal

Now! that's not what I'd call a musical, but Cruel Intentions is a gloriously guilty pleasure that succeeds despite itself

Five men are clustered around a delightfully beaten-up white van like they're about to embark on either a community service project or the world's most wholesome heist.

★★★★★ Boys from the Black Stuff: A Masterclass in Masculine Vulnerability

There's something profoundly queer about watching heterosexual masculinity stripped bare

BOOK REVIEW: A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle

BOOK REVIEW: A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle

A Cartography of Queer Becoming: Dylin Hardcastle’s A Language of Limbs

REVIEW: Mannequim @ Brighton Fringe – Actors

REVIEW: Mannequim @ Brighton Fringe – Actors

Brighton Fringe’s Mannequim is billed as a”ploem” – a mashup of a play and a poem, and it truly is, as much of its speech is cleverly in rhyming couplets. What Ted Gooda and Lexy Medwell have created is the dialogue between lifelong friends Alex and Michaela – Alex a boy desperately wanting to be [

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