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Purple cow goes ‘Wonderground’

Purple cow goes ‘Wonderground’

If you’re missing the whole festival vibe and especially the wonderfully draughty Speigeltent, you don’t have far to go to catch both by the tail, as the tent has pitched up, Tardis-like, 60 miles away on the lawns of the South Bank for the rest of the summer and now goes by the name of […]

The Wau Wau Sisters Last Supper: Spiegeltent: Festival review

The Wau Wau Sisters Last Supper: Spiegeltent: Festival review

This was a delightful and charming show full of fuax crudity, clever post feminist deconstructive humour, filthy foul mouthed asides and some pretty impressive acrobatics and trapeze work too, it’s not often this critic ends up on stage dressed as a Satyr, balanced on a semi naked lady’s feet, deep

NIght after night: Neil Bartlett & Nicolas Bloomfield: Marlborough Theatre

NIght after night: Neil Bartlett & Nicolas Bloomfield: Marlborough Theatre

This classic Neil Bartlett/Nicolas Bloomfield music drama explores a shadow world of longing both familiar and alien. The year is 1958. The playwrights’ parents meet at a theatre in London’s West End to celebrate the playwright’s conception. They encounter a host of characters whose lives are linked

The old spells are the best

The old spells are the best

A story of love in middle age told by two older Canadian lesbians comes to the Marlborough stage on the June 9. Book of Spells: A Love Story is a unique storytelling performance that explores what happens when two women cast caution to the wind and begin sharing a life together. Performed by Jan And

Less Than Kind: Theatre Royal: Review

It’s with some sense of foreboding I approach a ‘lost’ work of art in any medium: it’s a truism that their respective authors didn’t release them into the wider world for a reason. Sometimes it’s due to writing something scandalous for the time (like Forster’s posthumous gay-themed Maurice) but usua

£10 tickets available for Pride Gala Show tonight for Gscene readers

£10 tickets available for Pride Gala Show tonight for Gscene readers

The ultimate Brighton Pride Gala Show at the Sabai Pavilion Ladyboys Tent tonight, Sunday, May 26 brings this years Pride at the Fringe to a close. A madcap evening of the outrageous and alternative is promised featuring a double bill of side splitting fun when the infamous ‘Gay Bingo’ hosted by cu

Between: The Marlborough: Review

Oskar Brown’s two-hander has a lot going for it: the actors – Brown and Nicholas Campbell – have the charisma and technical skill to absolutely engage the audience’s attention. The writing is sharp and delivers a pretty compelling hour of theatre.

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