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Pink Fringe ‘call out’

Pink Fringe ‘call out’

Artist Rosana Cade is looking for participants to take part in her performance of Walking:Holding, which takes place at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton as part the Pink Fringe in October. Walking:Holding, a performance where one audience member at a time gets to go on a walk and hold hands with a

Coward: Marlborough Theatre: Review

Lovers of Noël Coward may be surprised at James Martin Charlton‘s portrayal of the Master as a man with sex foremost on his mind. Although we still get the dapper dandy possessed of an elegant wit living a glamorous life, the play also presents a man who tells no lie when he describes himself as […]

Stephen Fry-supported play about Noël Coward coming to Marlborough Theatre

Just Some Theatre Company present their upcoming touring production of Coward, a speculative play about the life of playwright, performer, musician and wit (not to mention prominent LGBT figure) Noël Coward and his relationship with a struggling young actor named Leonard, set in the lively and osten

KAT CALLS

You find me still chasing my own tail, short on time, short on sanity, and short on patience with PC World. Very little new there then… SID IS AN IDIOT Now, summer wouldn’t be summer without a lovely outdoor Shakespeare (that’s half my readers lost), and Sid and I headed over to Worthing in plenty [

SHINE BRIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND: Star Studded Charity Gala

SHINE BRIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND: Star Studded Charity Gala

Shine Bright Like a Diamond, a star studded charity gala in support of the hospice St Barnabas House and featuring the Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus, takes place at the Pavilion Theatre, Worthing on Sunday, October 20. The event, which will take place in the presence of the Mayor and Mayoress of Worthin

NEW JERSEY NIGHTS: Congress, Eastbourne: Review

So, you’ve seen Jersey Boys but still need a bit of a Valli fix? Then New Jersey Nights might be the very thing for you. Kat Pope walks like a man to the Congress to find out.

THARK: Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London: Review

Kat Pope visits Thark in Finsbury Park. Oh, the larks!

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