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Time and Tide Park Theatre

Time and Tide at The Park Theatre review – ‘a cosy, kind-hearted portrait of...

Time and Tide at The Park Theatre review ★★★★☆ by Dylan B Jones The newest show to grace the boards at Finsbury Park’s cutely bourgeois...
Jerker review

Jerker review – ‘pornographic elegy makes triumphant return’

Jerker review ★★★★☆ by Ifan Llewelyn It's been three decades since Jerker first took to a London stage. After three performances, the 1986 production was cut short...
Blood Wedding Young Vic review

Blood Wedding at the Young Vic review – ‘Irish spin on Lorca’s tragedy delivers...

★★★★ by Ifan Llewelyn A love triangle, age-old rivalries and the heavy weight of maintaining a tribe’s honour. Lorca’s 1932 Blood Wedding is undeniably an...
Emma Frankland

Emma Frankland is the trans artist literally smashing theatre to pieces

Emma Frankland is taking a sledgehammer to artistic convention – literally. For three weeks during the Ovalhouse’s final season before its demolition, Emma will...
World's End at the King's Head Theatre

World’s End at the King’s Head Theatre review – ‘culture, class and the war...

★★★ by Ifan Llewelyn The Kosovo War is a chapter in history that most of us have some faint recollection of watching on the news,...
Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show Review

Jean Paul Gaultier’s Fashion Freak Show review – ‘a tantalising assault on the senses’

★★★★ by Ifan Llewelyn A corseted bear struts down the runway in a pair of heels, before being lifted up by half teddy half muscle...
The View UpStairs, Soho Theatre.

The View UpStairs at the Soho Theatre review – ‘a queer musical history lesson...

★★ by Ifan Llewelyn The UpStairs Lounge in New Orleans was a glittering refuge from the violent reality of being a queer person in 1973....
Queer Theatre

Queer theatre coming to London this week

Queer theatre has well and truly taken over the British capital with gusto. You can hardly throw a kebab without knocking some performer halfway...
Equus

Equus at Trafalgar Studios review – ‘a galloping revival that leaves you panting’

★★★★★ by Ifan Llewelyn Are people born mad? Or do they have madness thrust upon them? This is the central question that perplexed audiences when...
Oliver Sipple

THEATRE PREVIEW: The Last Song of Oliver Sipple

The story of an unsung gay hero who changed the world The Kings Head Theatre in Angel is a space in the back of the...

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