The circus skills and camp horror shine in this high-energy queering of the road-trip slasher genre.
You really can’t pretend you don’t know what to expect – the title really says it all (except how fabulous it is)!
The full-scale musical packed into an hour is a delight with pulsating energy and vocal talent that reeducates us with the queer history this generation deserves. Join the Cockettes at Midnight at the Palace for freaky fun, sass and out of this world songs!
Cabbage the Clown’s debut hour shows heaps of promise, but this 60 minutes (which runs long) feels like a stretch.
Ahead of a festive dip into Nat Funni’s ‘TV soaked mind’, we caught up with snagged five minutes with the hilarious host to talk all things NFTV, comedy inspirations, the state of UK theatre arts, mayoral slogans, and (of course) things to do in London…
04/09/2023 · by
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It would be impossible to review the entire Margate Pride 2023, which hosts events throughout most of August, but our roving correspondent Lucy Nordberg had a whirlwind weekend experiencing as much as she could at this community-focused celebration, from art exhibitions to cabaret to queer sea shanties.
We caught up with Baby Lame to talk about the spectacular MIMI’s PRIDE special at East London’s gorgeous Art Deco 1933 venue The Troxy, with special guest PEACHES!
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It’s actually getting sunnier, isn’t it? We’re not hallucinating, it’s actually happening! Well, rain or shine, you an brighten things up by following our list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) this June!
An embracing celebration of queer joy and community at SE London’s most exciting venue!
An authentic quest for survival; Sal Mohammed’s ‘Cybil Service’ shows us an artist’s search for stability in a world where Fatima’s next job really is in cyber and she’s not sure how she feels about it.
