Kings Head Theatre
Brit writer/actor Joe Eason stars in his powerful queer drama TWO COME HOME about to play in London’s Kings Head Theatre
Queerguru is always constantly amazed about the sheer quality and quantity of queer theatre that is on in London at any given time. It surely out ranks any other capital city around the globe (yes, including you New York) with its theatrical delights which our own small band of reviewers struggle to keep…
QUEER COWBOYS: A Jukebox Musical Where Forgotten Cowboys Ride Again
We cant think of a better way to kick off August than a visit to Kings Head Theatre in London where Freddie Love is performing their really fab new country music show ‘Queer Cowboys’. Love is a nonbinary multidisciplinary artist who is now based in London but originally hails from ‘the wild west’ of Oklahoma…
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah previews WHAT IF THEY ATE THE BABY ? a wildly absurd story of American Cannibal Housewives
Queerdos and their performances are all the rage these days – the weirder and queerer the better. London’s King’s Head Theatre presents two fabulous shows this month and next, What If They Ate The Baby? and a re-run of last year’s hit And Then The Rodeo Burnt Down, both by New York based…
TURNING THE SCREW : a look back at composer Benjamin Britten’s fascination with young boys
The English composer and conductor Benjamin Britten was one of the most prominent figures of 20th-century British classical music, known for works such as the War Requiem and the opera Peter Grimes. In 1937, Britten met the tenor Peter Pears through a mutual friend, and in 1939, the relationship turned romantic. From then on Britten wrote…
