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Interview: Johnathan Tweedie as Sir Lancelot in Spamalot

7 November, 20177 November, 2017Charlotte Maxwell

Charlotte Maxwell interviews Johnathan Tweedie, who plays a subversively fun Sir Lancelot (with LGBT themes) in Monty Python musical Spamalot, hitting Manchester’s Palace Theatre today. (Read more)

Review: Sunset Boulevard – Palace Theatre, Manchester

24 October, 20178 September, 2018Scott Balf

Scott Balfour checks out Sunset Boulevard! (Read more)

Review: The Band – The Take That Musical, Manchester Opera House

28 September, 20176 October, 2017Scott Balf

Scott Balfour checks out the Take That musical! (Read more)

The top 12 LGBT shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2017

31 July, 2017Vada Voices

Check out the hottest shows at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. (Read more)

Robert Cawsey Just Cruising Pride in London

Robert Cawsey – Just Cruising at Pride in London

17 May, 2017Tim Firmager

On 3rd July, for Pride in London, Rob Cawsey performs his physical comedy, Just Cruising, about getting older on the gay dating scene (Read more)

Theatre review: Wonderland – Manchester Palace Theatre

25 April, 201725 April, 2017Scott Balf

This unique twist on the story of Alice and the White Rabbit is definitely worth catching. (Read more)

Theatre review: The Boys in the Band

15 February, 201715 February, 2017Danny Polaris

The iconic ‘Boys in the Band’ is in the West End right now for a limited run, before a UK tour then back (Read more)

Preview: Naked Boys Reading: The Brontës

29 January, 201730 January, 2017Vada That

In their triumphant return to the “Greater Manchester Area” Naked Boys Reading bring you a special evening of boys and literature in support of Islington Mill! (Read more)

Preview: Mother’s Ruin @ Queer Contact

25 January, 2017Vada That

Alt-queer performance platform Mother’s Ruin returns to Contact on Fri 17th Feb as part of Queer Contact 17 with an anarchic night of queer comedy mayhem. (Read more)

Theatre review: Aladdin – Manchester Opera House

19 December, 2016Scott Balf

If you want a laugh and an evening of hilarity, sex puns and sitcom stars trying to out-reference each other, go see Aladdin at Manchester Opera House. (Read more)