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Two Types of Queer Happy …….in London

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Joseph Aldous‘ debut play GET HAPPY is having its World Premiere at The Pleasance Theatre in London.  This award-winning play directed by Piers Blackis a hyperpop glitter explosion about queer individuals’ relationship to happiness. A one-man show following Adam dealing with the death of his mother, his impending birthday and everyone else around him moving … Continue reading



Queerguru’s Ris Fatah ☆☆☆☆ review of VERY SPECIAL GUEST STAR at London’s Omnibus Theatre

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  Very Special Guest Star ☆☆☆☆ https://www.omnibus-clapham.org The best of British theatre often takes place in a drawing-room and acclaimed playwright Tom Wright’s new play Very Special Guest Star continues in that fine tradition. Following sold-out runs of Undetectable and My Dad’s Gap Year, Wright’s darkly comedic, sexy and thought-provoking play is currently on at … Continue reading



If You Love Me This Might Hurt

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  If You Love Me This Might Hurt is an uncomfortable and funny show about rage, suicide, and so-called self-care. In his debut solo show, Matty explores mental health, what it is to grow up queer and working-class around men and the trauma they inflict, and the magic of having a brilliant Nan. (i.e Grandmother) … Continue reading



Queerguru’s Jonny Ward reviews Victor Esses autobiographical ‘Where To Belong’

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  Where to Belong☆☆☆ Casa Festival at the Monochrome Studios Where to Belong is not a conventional play but rather an intriguing mix of video production, photographs, music, song and even movement along with a very honest style of first-person storytelling aimed directly at the audience. It outlines the tender, moving autobiographical story of artist … Continue reading



The Pleasure Garden: A Vauxhall Musical : reviewed by Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden

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The Pleasure Garden ☆☆☆☆ Above The Stag Theatre, London  If you were thirsty for a better musical after this week’s release on Amazon Prime of the one dimensional and utterly forgettable Everybody is Talking About Jamie then fear not, to the rescue comes The Pleasure Gardens,  which is fruity, spirited, and welcome as a bowl … Continue reading



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