The late Stephen Clark wrote this play especially for Julian Clary and it’s clear from the opening monologue that Julian was treasuring...
This week sees the world debut of Le Grand Mort by the late Stephen Clark at the Trafalgar Studios, SW1. This two...
Above the Stag is the multi Boyz Award-winning theatre company that is the UK’s only full time LGBT theatre. Since moving to...
The structure of this play is as sharp and precise as the symbolic square boxes that form part of a very stylish...
The subject of being transgender and what that actually involves can be a complex subject to deal with. Outbox Theatre’s current production...
I have always felt that Follies, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Goldman, was an exceptional musical...
Political satire can be hard to pull off. If you get it wrong and the jokes and social comment miss the mark they lay...
Holding the Man is the award-winning play by Tommy Murphy based on the memoir by Timothy Conigrave charting his relationship with his...
When I first saw Rob Ward’s very entertaining play back in October last year I commented on the fact that the play...
Desmond O’Connor’s timely revival of his hit comedy Royal Vauxhall is, to put it simply, stunning! It tells the story of an...
One of the last productions of the Queer Festival at the King’s Head Theatre in Islington consists of seven short plays by seven...
Christopher Green’s homage to the real Ida Barr is based upon his principle of what would she be doing now if she...
Much has been written about Joe Orton and more will surely follow as new generations discover his work. This new production of...
How does the song go? If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands and as the curtain came down on...
What’s so clever about Pageant is its close proximity to the truth that will have you gasping. This fabulous and very camp...
The show ‘Style Over Substance – A 10 year Retro-Speculative’ had me laughing out loud from the off. Never has a trip...
Nick Myles’s Trouble with Men is three short plays: Three Men and Some Baggage, a farce; Details, a drama and finally London-Damascus, the love story....
The producers of this year’s Queer Festival currently playing to good houses at the King’s Head on Islington’s Upper Street have a...
Dave Cross spoke to Christopher Green the man behind the extraordinary Ida Barr to find out more about her show, Artificial Hip...
Loot is one of the most famous plays from the late gay playwright Joe Orton and this year it’s 50 years old....
Boom by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb is an extraordinary play that looks at the subject of apocalyptic human annihilation which, after some initial...
Loot is one of Joe Orton’s most famous plays and this is the 50th anniversary production. This darkly comic masterpiece where slapstick...