REVIEW: Calamity Jane @ Theatre Royal Brighton
Calamity Jane -West End actress and singer Carrie Hope Fletcher drives this stagecoach with relentless toe tapping energy
Eric Page
REVIEW: Kinky Boots @ Theatre Royal Brighton
Sequins, Salvation, and Societal Transformation at Kinky Boots, a fiercely luminous testament to resilience, identity, and radical empathy.
REVIEW: La Bohème @ Theatre Royal
This renowned romantic opera, telling the heartbreaking story of the consumptive Mimi and her penniless writer lover, was beautifully brought to life on stage.
BOOK REVIEW: Human, Animal by Seth Insua
Human, Animal: A Radiant Exploration of Identity, Connection, and Transformation
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Before We Hit the Ground’ by Selali Fiamanya
A Luminous Exploration of Identity and Belongin
BOOK REVIEW: Troll by Johanna Sinisalo
Trolls Among Us: A Queer Literary Expedition into Finnish Mythopoeia
Opera Review: ENO Mary Queen of Scots
There are huge amounts of drama, of change of place, of journeying, of transformation, of betrayal, but for some reason this very low-key, low-budget production doesn’t allow any of this to be explored other than through the music and the occasional singing burst, which are amazing but rare.