London
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews the equally absurd and compelling ‘RON’ about controlling relationships @Riverside Studios
Many of us have had friendships with very controlling people. That unpredictable friend who blows hot and cold with you, builds you up and takes you down, makes you do things you don’t want to do, and who doesn’t like it when you make decisions without consulting them. But what if you also fancy that…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews ‘THE P WORD’ an excellent queer play at London’s Bush Theatre
Queer South Asians, particularly Pakistanis, rarely get media coverage, let alone any positive story-telling. I should know, as a gay man of Pakistani origin, and having monitored the situation for decades. It’s always struck me as odd, given that South Asians represent 25% of the world’s eight billion population, so there must be about a…
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World Premiere of HOT POT about four university friends reuniting at a hot pot restaurant in London after the COVID pandemic.
It’s less than a week away from the World Premiere of HOT POT a tender new play about four university friends reuniting at a hot pot restaurant in London after the COVID pandemic. The play draws on the lived experiences of East Asian perspectives and explores gay identity with honesty and nuance against a cultural…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews GIRL ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLD the new album by London based Keeley
London-based indie band Keeley continue their latest tour promoting their new album ¨Girl On The Edge Of The World.¨ The band comprises Irish singer-guitarist Keeley Moss, bassist Luke Foxtrot and former Morrissey drummer Andrew Paresi. Their music is a dreamy soundscape of eighties-influenced indie art-rock, shoegaze, dreampop, and electronica. Songwriter Keeley has dedicated the past…
