REVIEW: ‘The Way Old Friends Do’ @ Birmingham Repertory Theatre
With a sharply funny, high-camp, and dragged-up script, this production is full of laugh-out-loud moments woven alongside the heart-warming story of friendship, coming outs, and love.
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Three musicals and four world premieres at Chichester
Brian Butler takes a look at Chichester’s new season
REVIEW: My Son’s a Queer (but what can you do?)
Brian Butler delves into the world of wool wigs, yellow frocks and Maleficent
REVIEW: Grey Area at the Vault Festival
Brian Butler finds a Queer rom com suitably disturbing
Jo Harper’s new play The Beach House to take over London’s Park Theatre from February 15
The play explores the fragility of female relationships through the lives of three women as they grapple with queer motherhood, sisterhood and life’s distractions
REVIEW: The Burnt City by Punchdrunk
I was moved by this Epic dark experience, it was emotive and evocative. I left feeling that I’d been shifted into a different reality, It’s a memorable experience, you will remember it. They’re not afraid of shade are PunchDrunk, in any way means or form.
New documentary musical, After the Act, examines dark days of Section 28
A new documentary musical from Breach Theatre – After the Act – examines the dark period of UK history when Section 28 prohibited the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools, and the knock-on effect on the queer community today.