Vada Magazine

A F-EAST for the Eyes! – A Review of ‘EAST’

5 February, 201326 February, 2013Adam Wollerton

Adam Wollerton reviews Steven Berkoff’s East as performed by the ByMoonlight Theatre.

The Origin of Love

2 February, 20135 February, 2013Roy Ward

Roy delivers a slight curve ball to suggestions of LGBT classics by exploring Plato’s Symposium and his musings on spacehoppers and love.

Attempting to be an artist: Why I run away to Margate

24 January, 201320 September, 2018Scottee

Scottee visits Margate and guides you through a few of its often forgotten hidden gems and delights.

Being a Painter

24 January, 201324 January, 2013Conor Collins

Conor welcomes you into the weird world of painting and explores the strange place the nude male holds within his art.

The Architects – Review

16 January, 201322 January, 2013Scottee

Scottee reviews Shunt’s The Architects and their reinvention of ‘immersive’ performance.

Help Eugene out of the Closet

12 January, 201317 January, 2013Marten Weber

One for the Opera fans out there. Marten thinks he’s cracked Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin and invites you to look into the strapping Russian dandy’s homoerotic closet.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

8 January, 201310 January, 2013Scottee

Scottee discusses the bad taste in his mouth at the thought of his Sixth year at Fringe.

The Prickly Problem of the Prurient Penis

4 January, 201329 July, 2016Marten Weber

Marten gives an excellent insight into the place of the penis in modern culture, pointing out just how ridiculous censorship is in limiting art and life.