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REVIEW: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice @ Theatre Royal Brighton

REVIEW: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice @ Theatre Royal Brighton

It feels like two plays have met in a bar, got a bit drunk, and forgot to untangle, when it shines Little Voice is brilliant and Bianco’s voice lifts the play way way up, but then when the miserable grubby grasping family drama restarts again, we lurch onwards into despair and hopelessness, no amoun

REVIEW: Private Lives @ Theatre Royal

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.

REVIEW: Beautiful @ Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Beautiful @ Theatre Royal

Molly-Grace Cutler as Carole King is touching, she’s totally there, filled with charming vulnerable and buoyant hope, it’s a beguiling performance, hinting at the steeliness at Carols core and her tenacity to be heard on her own terms, and the second half focuses more on her music than the AWOL plo

REVIEW: Writing Our Space: An LGBTQ+ Anthology

REVIEW: Writing Our Space: An LGBTQ+ Anthology

Writing our Space with a foreword from editors Eilidh Akilade and Ross Tanner which explores the genesis of the book and the collection of short pieces elicited from a wide LGBTQI+ pool of writers is wonderful. I could gush about it, but I’ll say buy it, read it, enjoy it for yourself; then gush.

REVIEW: Edward Carpenter – A Victorian Rebel fighting for gay rights

REVIEW: Edward Carpenter – A Victorian Rebel fighting for gay rights

This excellent look at the life of Carpenter from (Hove based author) Brian Anderson uses previously unpublished material and personal letters from his lovers and friends to shine a bold new light over the contributions to developments around sexuality and identify that Carpenter gave with his early

REVIEW: The Chip Shop Wars by Terry Sanderson

REVIEW: The Chip Shop Wars by Terry Sanderson

Love them or loath them you root for them to the very last page. Sanderson is our very own Queer Tom Sharpe, and serves up thick deep fried pure Northern farce, battered with crisp satire, served with a generous sprinkling of his tart vinegar wit.

REVIEW: Power Bear by Łukasz Majcher

REVIEW: Power Bear by Łukasz Majcher

This all new Queer superhero comix with its interwoven stories covering the Alien creation of life on earth, a German bear couple who wrestle with the challenges of everyday life and a secret life of superhero adventures is a fun treat.

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