4.0
Review: Bottom, Soho Theatre.
Click here to listen to an audio version. Bottom is chaos. This show shouldn’t work. And yet it does. In an unhinged mix of monologue, cabaret, lip-sync...
LGBT
4.0
4.0
Review: The Entertainment, Edinburgh Fringe
Personally,
I love a good radio play. The
Entertainment is a brilliant one – it treats the form as an advantage as
opposed to a limitation, and in doing so pro...
Latest Opportunities in the Arts (w/e 22 August)
More job opportunities this week from size? Battersea Arts Centre, plus loads more. They are specifically for disabled, LGBTQ+ and artists of colour or to bett...
2.0
Review: Somewhere to Belong, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Click here to listen to this review. In starting to write this review, I did a quick Google search for ‘stats for LGBT women in theatre’. These do not appea...
Latest Opportunities in the Arts (w/e 1 August)
More creative opportunities in the arts today. Do you want to help make the National Theatre more accessible? Join an amazing new mentoring programme for deaf,...
A Queer Legacy: Returning to the Work of Larry Kramer
As parallels are drawn between the coronavirus pandemic and the AIDS crisis, it feels particularly pertinent to return to the work of renowned American writer,...