Rosie Jones Triple Threat ⚝⚝⚝⚝⚝ Soho Theatre Rosie Jones is a National Treasure. Or at least she aims to be, and as she has observed there seems to be a one in one out policy for the title she is ready to take down David Attenborough, Joanne Lumley, or any other able or … Continue reading
Pansexual Pregnant Piracy is a raucous queer comedy with songs telling the swashbuckling true story of eighteenth-century pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read Inspired by the true tale of a freedom-loving outlaw roaming the Caribbean with her lovers, it tells the swashbuckling story of two eighteenth-century women forgotten from history. Disguised as a man, Anne Bonny … Continue reading
When Queerguru first interviewed Bourgeois & Maurice back in 2016 we wrote they “are a couple of sequin-clad weirdos who may in fact just be one of best pair of performance artists we have seen in a very long time” We’ve been following these award-winning musical satirists with a penchant for the dark side ever since.
This latest interview was on the morning after the sold-out premiere of their latest show PLEASURE SEEKERS at London’s Soho Theatre. Queerguru talked to the tired pair about their exhilarating and rather wicked show which will be running for the whole of next month.
One of the upsides effects of the pandemic is that more of our favorite performers, artists, and venues are now making their work available streaming online. Joining this band is London’s Soho Theatre the home of some of the best queer indie theatre and cabaret One of the first glorious videos they have put … Continue reading
THE DINA MARTINA CHRISTMAS SHOW ☆☆☆☆ Soho Theatre, London Omicron is threatening to shut London’s theatres once more, and the UK Chief Medical Officer is advising people to restrict themselves to ‘special’ activities this year. That’s two damn good reasons to get down to Soho Theatre right now. If you don’t have family to … Continue reading
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