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.
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Watch! Meet the star of new play The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs.
Mariah Louca, one of the stars of the Ministry of Lesbian Affairs took time out to talk to us about this all-woman production.
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Cast confirmed for London premiere of new lesbian musical comedy.
Kibong Tanji has been cast in the lead role of Lori in The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs, Iman Qureshi’s new lesbian musical comedy.
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Review. Dirty Dancing at the Dominion Theatre, London.
We could all benefit from a couple of hours away from the news, and the good news is that Dirty Dancing delivers escapism in spades.
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Riotous adults-only pantomime to return to West End for Easter.
We could all do with lifting our spirits, which is why we’ve secured our tickets for London’s most outrageous, adults-only pantomime.
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Review. My Night With Reg, Turbine Theatre, Battersea.
What did our editor, Rob Harkavy, think of the latest revival of Kevin Elyot’s modern classic My Night with Reg at London’s Turbine Theatre. Find out here.
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Meet the brilliant Artistic Director bringing a gay classic back to the stage.
Paul Taylor Mills is the Artistic Director of London’s Turbine Theatre, one of London’s newest theatres based in the Battersea Power Station development.
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Coming soon! New play looks at life through a black, queer, femme lens.
…cake is a new drama which examines the existing complexities of family, roots and belonging through a black, queer femme lens.
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Lockdown lesbian love! Gemma Lawrence discusses her brilliant new play.
Gemma Lawrence has appeared in some of the UK’s best loved TV shows, and has trod the boards at venues including the Royal National Theatre.
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Cruise, Duchess Theatre: a glorious tale of joy, despair and resilience.
In Cruise, Jack Holden doesn’t just do all the voices, he sings all the songs, dances all the dances and cracks all the jokes.
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