The Gift: Where Joy Meets Midwinter Magic TOMS has conjured something extraordinary this season—The Gift, an audacious experience blending participatory theatre, communal feasting, and ritual playfulness.
REVIEW: Here & Now | The Steps Musical Last night I STEPPED into the Theatre Royal Brighton for the new Steps musical....it would’ve been a Tragedy to miss it!
INTERVIEW: New York cabaret star Salty Brine brings genre-defying cabaret show to London’s Soho Theatre, exploring the Panzy Craze and celebrating Cyndi Lauper "This show has been years in the making."
Wrestling with Giants: Piss/CARNATION's Ugly Sisters To experience this piece is the point—it's theatre that asks us to sit with difficulty, laugh at power, and find empathy even for those who would deny our humanity. Such artistic sophistication feels essential in times like these.
Review: This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre First things first: if you are in London June/July to use playwright Harrison David Rivers’ language, you need to get your cute butt down to the Soho Theatre and see This Bitter Earth. Actually, if you are anywhere in the UK or abroad and visiting London, then you need
A Gloriously Guilty Pleasure: Cruel Intentions Brings '90s Heat to Theatre Royal Now! that's not what I'd call a musical, but Cruel Intentions is a gloriously guilty pleasure that succeeds despite itself
★★★★★ Boys from the Black Stuff: A Masterclass in Masculine Vulnerability There's something profoundly queer about watching heterosexual masculinity stripped bare