REVIEW:Paulina Lenoir: Puella Eterna @ Spiegeltent
An utterly charming and very funny show with a profound existential undertow which tugs at the heart whilst allowing the pure joy of superb physical comedy and daft clowning to delight
Reviews
REVIEW: The Milkman Is On His Way by David Rees
Nearly four decades after it’s first print run, this novel remains a vital timepiece and its legacy echoes through generations of queer literature.
FESTIVAL: Carnesky’s Showwomxn Sideshow Spectacular Marisa Carnesky
Wandering around with the music, ohhh’s, ahhh’s and palpable excitement of the crowd on this sunny Saturday afternoon we gently glide around knife balancing body stunts, dangerous wrestlers, fire whippers, an aerialist with a hair raising act, a disturbing writhing contortionist, glass walkers, danc
BOOK REVIEW: The Brightonians: Under Siege by Daren Kay
A Camp, Bitchy, and Heartwarming Tale of Community and Resilience
REVIEW: ‘Madame Chandelier: A Night at the Opera’ at Brighton Fringe
Madame Chandelier’s blend of humor, charm, and vocal talent makes this a perfectly odd fringe show that is both lovely and enchanting. A Night at the Opera is a performance that hits all the right notes.
BRIGHTON FRINGE REVIEW: ‘United Queendom’ at Spiegeltent
It’s pure Friday night Spiegeltent realness, darling! So grab your gang, head out, and bask in the inclusive embrace of Chastity Belt and her band of elegant sexy artists.
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Love and Other Poems’ by Alex Dimitrov
For LGBTQ readers seeking a literary journey that intimately explores love in all its dimensions, Dimitrov’s collection serves as a beacon of affirmation and connection by celebrating Love’s Tapestry