REVIEW: Private Lives @ Theatre Royal
A period delight, executed with humour and panache and certainly one for Cowards fans or anyone interested in a certain type of arch, camp dialogue driven relationship comedies with a delicious vicious core.
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Devine Tension to burst onto the Brighton scene with Club Queer
Devine Tension is to present Club Queer, a unique cabaret clubland experience, at Club Revenge in Brighton on not one, but THREE Fridays throughout the Brighton Fringe Festival on May 20, May 27 and June 3.
Queer Britain to open its doors with ‘Welcome to Queer Britain’ exhibition on May 5
Go along and enjoy the space and a display of queer lives past and present, which will be shown until the summer.
REVIEW: Dr Who – Time Fracture
This is a fun event for anyone who enjoys being thrown into a well-crafted world, or rather 17 different worlds with 13 possible storylines populated by believable, well-acted characters living in a real-time space created with attention to detail. As you’d expect it’s an inclusive show, very Queer
REVIEW: Hedwig And The Angry Inch @ Leeds Playhouse
Brian Butler finds Divina De Campo’s stage debut electrifying
REVIEW: Anyone Can Whistle @ Southwark Playhouse
Brian Butler finds an underperformed Sondheim gem
REVIEW: Dracula, starring James Gaddas
Brian Butler is mesmerised by the King of the Undead