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Review: A Haunted Existence, Battersea Arts Centre
“You may find these things morally wrong. I do not.” That is the ringing clarion call extending from the Somerset town of Taunton in 1954 to the small au...
Homophobia
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Ad Infinitum: “It’s a serious problem we have and we’re not really facing it”
The team behind Chloe and the Colour Catcher, return with a very personal project about themselves - a same-sex couple and how and if they should have kids. ...
Review: Gypsy Queen, The Arts Theatre
Rob Ward’s Gypsy Queen begins with the show’s only two actors monologuing under separate spotlights as they prepare us for this LGBTQ boxing love story. As the ...
Review: Homophobe, Kings Head Theatre
Under his moniker, The Queer Historian, performance artist Tommy is here to show us the scars that homophobia leaves, physical and emotional. When Tommy was 15,...
Review: Sochi 2014, The Hope Theatre
(c) Nivine Keating Sochi 2014 is theatre-as-activism done to a very high standard. Tess Berry-Hart's verbatim play takes interviews she conducted with Russi...
Feature: Speaking out – Sochi 2014
"This is no time for complacency," says Tess Berry-Hart, "or appeasement, or political apathy." We're in a North London cafe with the writer's husband and frequ...