3 London-based LGBTQ+ performances to see in November
We round up 3 LGBTQ+ poetry and theatre pieces to see in the capital this November
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David Levesley: “There’s so much evil happening in the world, yet it’s never been easier to find yourself in a darkroom.”
The playwright sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss his latest play Too Much Pills And Liquor, which is set to hold the mirror up to the capital’s queer male community.
Nathaniel J Hall: “Sometimes survival means knowing when to leave”
The theatre-maker and actor speaks to Hadley Stewart about his latest play ‘Toxic’ and queer shame.
Theatre review: The Boys in the Band
The iconic ‘Boys in the Band’ is in the West End right now for a limited run, before a UK tour then back to London in the autumn. A lot has changed in 50 years, but some things never change Highly […]
Review: Alfie Ordinary: Help! I Think I Might be Fabulous Tour
Oh babe… Sidney Law reviews the final show for Alfie Ordinary’s Help! I Might be Fabulous tour. There’s drag, drama, and puppets. (Which everyone loves.)
Preview: I Went to a Fabulous Party at King’s Head Theatre, London
LGBT-themed play I Went to a Fabulous Party hits the King’s Head Theatre this July.