Queerguru’s Ris Fatah returns to London’s Kings Head Theatre for the hilarious AND THEN THE RODEO BURNED DOWN

    And Then The Rodeo Burned Down★★★★ Kings Head Theatre in Islington until 11th February.   And Then the Rodeo Burned Down is a delightful theatrical romp of a queer rodeo currently on at London’s iconic Kings Head Theatre in Islington. New York-based writer/performer duo Chloe Rice and Natasha Roland have brought their playful … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews A SHINING INTIMACY a show about theatre, queer friendships, and grief,

  A Shining Intimacy  ★★★★ Camden Peoples Theatre : London    A Shining Intimacy is an innovative new show by performer Tom Marshman. Marshman is a storyteller and for this show, he explores queer friendships and grief, as well as the world of theatre. He highlights the special relationship between the actors, the late Kenneth … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews BLACK SUPERHERO ‘sexy, fun, thought-provoking piece of work’ at London’s Royal Court

  Black Superhero ★★★★ Royal Court Theatre  Black Superhero, currently on at London’s excellent Royal Court Theatre, takes us into the world of a group of queer black actors and their associates. Set in London, David (Lewis Brown), King (Dyllon Burnside) and Raheem (Eloka Ivo) are old friends and hang out together a lot. David … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews David Pevsner’s ‘very steamy’ ‘DAMN SHAME – A Memoir of Desire, Defiance and Show Tunes’

David Pevsner’s book Damn Shame – A Memoir of Desire, Defiance and Show Tunes is exactly that. We join him on a conversational romp through New York and LA’s theatrical, gay sex and activism worlds from the 1980s to the present day.  Born in 1958 into a middle-class Jewish family in suburban Chicago, Pevsner grew … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews EXPRESSIONISTS: KANDINSKY, MUNTER AND THE BLUE RIDER – London’s Tate Modern gallery’s camp and colourful celebration of the pre-World War I Expressionist artists.

    In the early 20th Century, before World War I, Munich, Germany was home to an international group of avant-garde artists who transformed modern art. Known as the Expressionists, their work focused on form, colour, sound and performance. A major new show at London’s Tate Modern gallery – Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue … Continue reading

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