Arts
Robert Icke’s The Doctor is very much an ideas-driven play. It’s a profusion of debates about race, gender, identity, morality, religion, medical ethics and wokeness which, against the odds, fit neatly into one production. It’s hard to know where the author stands on pretty much any of the themes he
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Morning Glory starring Jason Sutton aka Miss Jason is at Theatre Royal Brighton on Tuesday, September 13 with back to back performances at 7pm and 8.30pm.
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In the first of two articles, Brian Butler surveys a feast of queer theatre coming soon
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London-based amateur theatre company and charity Sedos is to bring its production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Bridewell Theatre in central London from September 14-24, 2022.
Cabaret
A sad queer theatre closure but hope of a new start
Comedy
The Trocks are to return to Brighton with a performance at The Dome on Friday, September 23 and Saturday, September 24.
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This is a fizzing fun and quirky show, I was delighted by it. It’s lovely to enjoy such a clever combination of writing, lyrics and music which pull the classic arc of musicals into a modern messy genre mixing focus. But in a charming surgery way which belies the sophisticated work going on beneath
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Brian Butler previews another range of shows for your delight, from iconic handshake to Queer bathtime singing – it’s all yours
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We are ghosts in this narrative machine, and the action unfolds around us in small private performances or huge perfectly choregraphed set pieces, stunning in their reach and discipline.
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Cluedo was this; a great farce trying to escape from a rather dull game, but trapped like a trap in a trap, wriggling with all the energy of a committed talented cast, sometimes fighting against their material with real verve and mostly succeeding, but there were quite a few moments where it didn’t
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Brian Butler finds a narrow line between art and porn
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Sean Denyer has created a dark gay revenge comedy with more layers than a Queen’s Platinum Jubilee trifle.