Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden’s ✩✩✩✩✩ review of ARLENE PHILLIP’s THE HOUSE OF FLAMENKA

House of Flamenka  ✩✩✩✩✩ Peacock Theatre What is one of the greatest achievements a Spaniard can make? To surprise the putamadre. This putamadre was shaken up like a good cocktail and, along with the rest of the audience watching Arlene Phillips House of Flamenka, left with a smile of satisfaction. House of Flamenka delivers everything … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden’s first ☆☆☆☆☆ review of 2022 is for PASSION FRUIT

      Passion Fruit  (our first 5-star threesome of 2022) New Diorama  Theatre, London Some young performers have to write their own pieces in order to give themselves work. In Passion Fruit Dior Clarke, and co-writer Stephanie Martin may have written themselves a career.  The New Diorama Theatreis hidden amongst the corporate tower blocks … Continue reading

queerguru’s weekly barometer

Each week queerguru takes a brief look at some of the big things that have made us smile and get a real ‘high five’ aka the ice cream emoji, and at the other end of the scale, those things that have really pissed us off and get a very big thumbs downs aka the famous … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Best (Queer) Books for the Beach

  Finally, it’s beach time and if that means taking the long trek over the sand dunes to the Boy’s Beach in Provincetown then you need to be prepared for a day in sun. When you are not swimming or cruising (!) you may need other entertainment/distractions.  NO not that.  We meant having a book: … Continue reading

Queerguru’s Cher Correspondent Jonny Ward reviews “How to survive the Cherpocalypse”

How to survive the Cherpocalypse  ☆☆☆ There is a witty line, author unknown, that claims in the event of a nuclear apocalypse only Cher and cockroaches will survive. Whether this is down to the amount of plastic surgery she has had or her ability to constantly reinvent herself and subsequently achieve more spectacular comebacks than … Continue reading

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