Jonathan Kemp’s ☆☆☆☆☆ of Peter Groom’s “truly magical” Dietrich: Natural Duty

  Peter Groom, Dietrich: Natural Duty  ☆☆☆☆☆ Wilton’s Music Hall, London What is the enduring appeal of Marlene Dietrich? What makes her still so bewitching? Especially to queers? Peter Groom’s one (wo)man show Dietrich: Natural Duty, currently on at Wilton’s Music Hall in East London, certainly goes some way to answering that. The ethereal beauty, … Continue reading

Jonathan y Jorge burn up the World of Dance

  There is nothing much sexier than two men dancing together especially when are doing the salsa.  Now for the first time a couple of them will be doing it on primetime TV (and not before time) .   When season three of World of Dance premieres tonight Jonathan y Jorge will be competing for the coveted … Continue reading

Jonny Ward became ‘engrossed with the gross’ when the Naked Cleaner came clean

 Coming Clean ☆☆☆☆                                                                 Venue: Secret!                                        … Continue reading

Jonny Ward falls for the delights of Grindr The Opera in his ☆☆☆☆☆ Review

  Grindr The Opera ☆☆☆☆☆ Above The Stag How is your sex life? Getting any? Has the hookup app revolution brought you untold carnal riches? Or has technology synced up with gay men’s inability to practice portion control and created an unstoppable monster? Tonight Grindr the Opera asks these questions and a whole load more. … Continue reading

Jonny Ward falls in love with the optimism in UNDETECTABLE “an extraordinary new play” by Tom Wright

  UNDETECTABLE ☆☆☆☆☆ KINGS HEAD THEATRE It is extraordinary to think that perhaps within the living memory of some fellow theatregoers, that the Lord Chamberlain would have censored the very concept of Undetectable, let alone the practical reality of it on stage. A Taste of Honey (Royal Court Theatre 1958) apparently caused a furore amongst … Continue reading

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