Arts
BOOK REVIEW: Troll by Johanna Sinisalo
Trolls Among Us: A Queer Literary Expedition into Finnish Mythopoeia
Arts
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.
Arts
OPERA REVIEW: The Marriage of Figaro : ENO
ENO A Theatrical Anatomy of Desire, Power, and Performance
Reviews
REVIEW: Brighton Family Panto is a “fabulous” treat
This month’s Brighton Family Panto was always going to be the most important one ever for David Hill. As co-writer and producer, David lost his Dame when the phenomenal Jason Sutton, aka Miss Jason, died in April. Jason had already been cast as Dame Nurse Nelly for Sleeping Beauty – so for David, th
Arts
REVIEW: Slava’s SnowShow @ Theatre Royal Brighton
A Whimsical Winterscape of Wonder: Slava’s SnowShow Enchants and Transforms
Arts
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Isaac’ by Curtis Garner
An unflinching exploration of queer coming-of-age in the digital era, offering a meditation on masculinity, desire, and the complex choreography of first love
Musical Theatre
REVIEW: The Devil Wears Prada musical with music by Elton John. Groundbreaking.
Last weekend I stepped into the glamorous world of Runway Magazine at the Dominion Theatre in London’s West End for the new Devil Wears Prada musical with my BFF, (hey doll if you’re reading this :)). Vanessa Williams, best known for her celebrated roles in Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives and as
Community News
REVIEW: Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ+ choirs shine at the annual World AIDS Day concert
December 1 is World AIDS Day – a global day of remembrance, the time when we remember those who died, and celebrate those scientists, doctors, the countless volunteers and the unceasing work that collectively they do to make the lives of those living with HIV increasingly better. Earlier in the even
Arts
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Queer Rites’ by Enfys J. Book
A radiant cartography of spiritual becoming which frames queer milestones as inherently magical experiences.
Arts
Book Review: Art, Annotated by DK
The book’s unique strengths lies in its annotations, which decipher the often-obscure language of visual art. Providing readers with the tools to understand each artist’s technique and intent. Turning appreciation into active participation, making even the most intricate or elusive works accessible.
Arts
Book Review: Trans Bear Diaries: Calling My Deadname Home by Avi Ben-Zeev
His journey reminds us that to fully embody our truth, we must first make peace with every chapter of our story—even the ones we may wish to leave behind.
Arts
REVIEW: Breach Theatre: After the Act @ Corn Exchange
Overall, After the Act is a powerful and timely theatrical experience that shines a light on a dark chapter of LGBTQ+ history while celebrating the resilience and activism of the community. It is a must-see for anyone interested in queer stories and the ongoing fight for equality, just don’t go expe