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Queerguru JONNY WARD’s ☆☆☆☆☆ of TARGET MAN at London’s Kings Head Theatre
TARGET MAN ☆☆☆☆ The Kings Head Theatre has done it again – Target Man is timely and incisive and ignites a rage inside of you – this is LGBT theatre at its incendiary best. We are introduced to Connor Woodhouse and Joel Nelson in the changing rooms of a premiership football club. Connor is the…
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CAMP At Camden Fringe : Layers and layers of gay lasagne
Queerguru is going to give our London crowd one last chance to make it to the Camden Fringe It ends on the 25th August. It is a great way to see lots of different material that is wallet friendly and alcohol adjacent. If you are a performer it is a way to perfect content in front…
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Jonathan Kemp reviews ‘the consummate storytelling’ of Stones in London Kings Head Theatre
THE STONES ☆☆☆☆ KINGS HEAD THEATRE Writer/director Kit Brookman describes his latest offering as “a sort of contemporary gothic horror story” and there are certainly shades of Robert Aickman, Shirley Jackson and Henry James’ ‘Turn of the Screw’ in The Stones. A dissatisfied school teacher, Nick (LUKE MULLINS) meets up with an old school…
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Jonny Ward reviews Matt Franco’s performance piece that asks if men can be both masculine and feminine
Alpha Who ☆☆☆ Cockpit Theatre, London Alpha Who? is a one man show billed as an exploration of masculinity and vulnerability and we are certainly taken on a journey of angst and rage of the inner psyche of the protagonist played by writer/performer Matt Franco. He comes on backlit, stripped to the waist, a vision…
