3.0
Review: Fister Act, The Turbine Theatre
Trigger Warning: Sexual Trauma Fister Act, the new drag musical by Fatt Butcher, is a one person show performing in its full vivacity at The Turbine Theatre...
drag
3.0
4.0
Review: Topsie Redfern’s Crystal Balls, Above The Stag Theatre
Once upon a time there was a sparkling, girly boy who found a mysterious crystal ball hidden away in an attic. That girly boy was Nathan Kiley who is now bette...
4.0
Review: The World of Cake Boi, SHOUT Festival
Drag performance has always fostered a space for
bodies to revolt against the cultural binaries, expectations, and gendered
rulings incessantly shackled onto t...
4.0
Review: A Night in Springfield, Phoenix Arts Club
The Simpsons has been a staple of family entertainment for as long as I can remember, having now run for an impressive thirty-two seasons since 1989. And for a...
Séayoncé: “I’m Questioning If I’ll Even Have a Proper Career After This”
The winner of Vault Festival's After Dark Award, Séayoncé talks to long-time pal, Emma Bentley about the stress of being cooped up during the Coronavirus pande...
5.0
Review: ParaPride, Stratford Circus Arts Centre
In the UK, 20% of individuals are considered disabled. In the LGBTQ+ community, this percentage rises to 40. Yet no fully accessible venue in London caters to ...