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Queerguru’s own Dancing Queen Ris Fatah reviews THE WAY OLD FRIENDS DO in London

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  The Way Old Friends Do  ★★★★ Park Theatre , London  We’re having another ABBA moment. London’s stunning ABBA Voyage show is packed out every night, U2 has just covered SOS, and the legendary Mark Gatiss (Nighty Night, A League of Gentlemen, Sherlock, Doctor Who, Dracula) is directing an ABBA-inspired play, The Way Old Friends … Continue reading



Check out the Barbican Library’s map of the world’s best LGBTQ+ authors

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  London’s Barbican Library has just issued an updated version of a map of the world’s best LGBTQ+ authors, making it easier for people to source new queer books to read.  Cleverly based on a map of London’s Tube System it includes more than 100 queer authors with work across the literary field. If you look … Continue reading



Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden reviews CYBIL SERVICE’s dirty, chair-soaking humour. at The Vault Festival

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Cybil Service at the Vaults Festival  ★★★ The Vaults Festival is coming to an end. And it’s likely to be permanent. So go now or go never. Whether it’s your first time at the Vaults or your hundredth, Cybil Service by Salmaan Mohammed is a prime example of the zesty, quirky and downright queer fare that … Continue reading



Ian Hallard’s ‘The Way Old Friends Do’ a new comedy about devotion, desire and Abba’s’ dancing queens. 

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  Can we ever get enough of Abba?   No need to answer, it’s a rhetorical question as we know there’s a bit of Dancing Queen in all of us.  London already has ABBA Voyage a virtual concert with avatars, depicting the group in a purpose-built venue officially called the ABBA Arena.  But for those who … Continue reading



King Frankie Sinatra loves to celebrate the art of being a Drag King

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Even though DRAG KINGs date back to the Tang Dynasty, in China from 618 to 907 AD. somehow historically gotten far less attention than Drag Queens.  They have always been present in British culture in past centuries,  think Vesta Tilley, Ella Shields and Hetty King who became major Music Hall Stars, Fast forward to the present time … Continue reading



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