Review: Dark Suit and Lavender Shirt, Standing, Chelsea Theatre
Clearwater Collective’s Dark Suit and Lavender Shirt, Standing bills itself as a “multi-disciplinary” production on the life of Egon Schiele, mainly focusing on...
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Review: REMOTE LONDON, St George’s Gardens
It’s a busy old place is London, with its dangers and its shelters. One of the key questions at the heart of REMOTE LONDON is whether we’re most at home as indi...
Review: A Kingdom For A Stage, Chelsea Theatre
With the 400th anniversary commemorations of Shakespeare’s death in full swing, it is hardly surprising that there are a number of productions coming up that ha...
Review: VesperTime, Chelsea Theatre
With VesperTime Stacy (or is it Tracy?) Makishi continues in her inimical style. She continues to be outrageous, to blend film, music, story and truth in what i...
Review: Deux Chevaux, Chelsea Theatre
If you were enjoying the glorious sunshine on the 21 June this year with a leisurely stroll around the sumptuous streets of Kensington and Chelsea you might hav...
Review: Aunty Ben, Chelsea Theatre
It’s not every Sunday that you escape the dreary London rain with a bit of family friendly LGBT theatre, but on one particular grey Sunday afternoon that’s exac...