Jennifer Saunders and Rupert Everett star in Theatre Royal Bath’s summer season
Theatre Royal Bath announces comedian Jennifer Saunders and actor Rupert Everett will star in summer season plays.
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Theatre
Dinner is Coming – Game of Thrones themed feast
Dinner is Coming is a new immersive spoof dining experience, inspired by the fantasy drama Game of Thrones. Expect, food, theatre, comedy and an unhealthy dose of murder
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Theatre review: Secret Theatre Project, London
Vada Magazine try out the immersive secret theatre project in London. The setting, a hearing for an accused serial killer near-future dystopia where the audience decide his fate.
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A closer look at what’s on at the Queer Contact Weekender
Queer Contact Weekender will take place in various venues across Manchester.
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Theatre preview: The Adhesion of Love (Inkbrew Productions, 2019)
In this exciting play for LGBT History Month, a working-class man journeys from Victorian Bolton across the Atlantic to meet visionary queer American poet, Walt Whitman, only to discover a surprising new kind of love.
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Listings: Queer Contact Weekender 2019
Contact is celebrating the start of LGBT History Month 2019 in style: with its impressive Queer Contact Weekender.
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Theatre review: Wicked – Palace Theatre, Manchester
This incredible re-imagining of the story of the witches of Oz has flown its way into Manchester during the most magical time of the year – and it really is Wicked!
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Theatre review: The Maids, HOME, Manchester
The Maids is a bold and exciting interpretation of Jean Genet’s classic, packing rather a lot into its 105-minute run-time.
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Theatre review: Kinky Boots – Manchester Opera House
Adam Lowe checks out the touring production of Kinky Boots as it hits Manchester Opera House – and has his breath taken away by the combination of red heels and powerful male friendships.
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Strictly’s Faye Tozer speaks about Queer as Folk concert
Strictly’s Faye Tozer gears up for an exciting performance at the Albert Hall, Manchester, to celebrate 20 years of the legendary Queer as Folk.
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