
Review. The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs at the Soho Theatre.
Writer Iman Qureshi has hit the bullseye with this inspiring ensemble piece about a women’s choir and their bid to be selected to appear on the main stage at Pride.
Continue ReadingWriter Iman Qureshi has hit the bullseye with this inspiring ensemble piece about a women’s choir and their bid to be selected to appear on the main stage at Pride.
Continue ReadingIf you’re one of our regular readers, you’ll already know that the silken-voiced Claire Littley is one of our fave musicians du jour.
Continue ReadingKae Tempest wandered casually on to the stage as if there were no stage at all and we were all standing together at the bar.
Continue ReadingSteven Smith reviews James Fritz’s LAVA at London’s Soho Theatre, starring Kacey Ainsworth, Dan Parr. Bethany Antonia and Oli Higginson.
Continue ReadingAnyone with even a passing interest in queer cinema will know that recent years have seen a slew of lesbian coming-of-age dramas.
Continue ReadingMegan Black’s star continues to rise and her new album will only serve to enhance her reputation as one of our finest singer-songwriters.
Continue ReadingWe could all benefit from a couple of hours away from the news, and the good news is that Dirty Dancing delivers escapism in spades.
Continue ReadingIn Change The Game, the follow-up to Moving Too Fast, Claire Littley is sending a message to all of us who feel we don’t quite fit in.
Continue ReadingSimon Bashford and Nicole Faraday dazzle in a kookie rehash of pantomime-season favourite Aladdin at the Harlequin Theatre, Redhill.
Continue ReadingIt is a tribute to Onyx Keesha and B Danielle Watkins that they have created Christmas film that tells a story that has never before been told.
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