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Tag: Jonny Ward

  • FROSTBITE- Who Pinched My Muff

    FROSTBITE- Who Pinched My Muff

      Frostbite – Who Pinched My Muff?  ☆☆☆  Garden Theatre, London   When choosing which pantomime ** to go and see, some are chosen because you like who is appearing in them, or maybe you saw a good one at the same venue last year. There are some pantos, however, which are chosen purely on…

  • Queerguru’s Jonny Ward  raves about DEATHDROP :  A Dragatha Christie Murder Mystery

    Queerguru’s Jonny Ward raves about DEATHDROP : A Dragatha Christie Murder Mystery

      Deathdrop – A Dragatha Christie Murder Mystery The Garrick Theatre ☆☆☆☆☆ If you are looking for some seasonal fun and frolics but don’t fancy a traditional Panto then Deathdrop has all the ingredients of an hilarious night out. It features RuPaul’s Drag Race superstars Courtney Act and Monét X Change, and is written by…

  • Queerguru’s Jonny Ward reviews Paul Harvard’s debut play GHBoy

    Queerguru’s Jonny Ward reviews Paul Harvard’s debut play GHBoy

      Illegal drugs! They can be such fun – until addiction takes over and starts to derail your life of course. This is the jumping off point for GHBoy by Paul Harvard, an admonitory tale about the thrills of the East London chemsex scene.  Robert (played by Jimmy Essex) is a young man for whom…

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

    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…

  • Michael Clark   :  Cosmic Dancer

    Michael Clark : Cosmic Dancer

    No young queer about town in the late eighties or early nineties could fail to have noticed the cherubic presence (a very, very naughty cherub mind you) of Michael Clark on the cultural landscape. The outlandish costumes (crotchless, latex or sleek and hypermodern creations) alongside daring collaborations (Leigh Bowery/Derek Jarman/Sarah Lucas/Alexander McQueen/Vivienne Westwood/The Falll) were…