Johnny Ward reviews PLAY SOMETHING at Drayton Arms Theatre in London

  Play Something (**) The Drayton Arms Theatre is the embodiment of a London Fringe venue: a cute end-on theatre space above a gorgeous historic pub serving fantastic food and drink. Their current  show ‘Play Something’ by Paul T. Davies (also on directing duties) unfortunately doesn’t quite match up to it’s early promise. The concept … Continue reading

Johnny Weir thinks he looks much more butch in drag

  Openly gay former  US Olympic champion skater Johnny Weir, known as much for his dazzling costumes as his artistry on the ice, may no longer be whizzing around a rink these days but it still hasn’t stopped him performing in yet another outrageous outfit. In a recent edition of  Paramount TV’s Lip=Sync Battle he brought the house down with his … Continue reading

Join Queen Jesus for a revolutionary queer ritual for these life-changing times.

  In 2009, Scottish playwright Jo Clifford performed the first production of her new play, The Gospel According to Jesus Queen of Heaven, in a tiny Glasgow theatre. She played the role of Jesus come back to earth from her own perspective, as a trans woman. … A decade later, the play is still being performed. “Going to see … Continue reading

Jon Garcia talks about The Falls Trilogy

  Writer/director Jon Garcia has just completed the final part of The Falls trilogy which traces a couple of young gay Mormons missionaries as they come to terms with their sexuality within the confines of their faith. Coming out as gay can be tough enough for many people, but attempting to do that as an … Continue reading

Jonathan

Jonathan (Jannis Niewöhner)  is a broody blonde boy who has taken over the responsibility for running the family farm in a remote part of rural Germany which he balances with caring for Berghard his very sick father (André Hennicke) who is dying  of cancer. The two have never been close and have an uneasy relationship and … Continue reading

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