LIVING FOR THE WEEKEND
Gritty new romance Weekend is Britain’s answer to Brokeback Mountain - a sizzling exploration of gay identity that’s as smart as it is sexy....
Elegy
Elegy was hidden away in the Vaults’ furthest space, reached by climbing up creaking metal stairs and waltzing through an arts display of dripping...
DRAMA QUEENS: PART 13: 1990s Gay Theatre
ACTING UP
Throughout the 1990s, theatre, hit hard by the AIDS epidemic, fought back. Broadway Cares, founded in 1988, raised hundreds of millions of dollars...
Introducing… Will McDowell
Will McDowell is a filmmaker, short shorts wearer and Rihanna fan living in Berlin. Speaking of shorts, short films are what he specializes in,...
Sheer Art Attacks!
What makes gay art gay? What, exactly, separates Robert Mapplethorpe’s luscious anal portraits from Ruben’s bursting-at-the seams nudes? Why, sheer audacity and daring, darlings....
Boys in the Band Blitzkreig!
Who am I? Who, really, is Sasha Selavie? Why, only the heretic’s heretic, sweethearts, the Antichrist towards mass, automatic asshole-ism! In short, I’ll never...
Between
Between, making its London debut after its Edinburgh Fringe success, promises a powerful examination of gay relationships, and it delivers.
Yet, at first, you do...
Scenes with girls at Royal Court Theatre review – ‘dissection of modern female friendship’
Scenes with girls at Royal Court Theatre review
★★★☆☆ by Ifan Llewelyn
The friendship between women is sacred. Thelma and Louise, Romy and Michele, Grace and...
Jordan Gray is the first trans woman to headline the London Palladium, 28 Oct.
During ten years in the music business, including a memorable stint on The Voice, under her stage name Tall Dark Friend, Jordan Gray released...
Review: Moonlight Directed by Barry Jenkins
This isn’t a gay film, at least in the traditional sense. There’s a queer subplot that’s pretty crucial to proceedings, but it looms under...
