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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews ‘SMOKE’ a thought provoking play by/starring Alexis Gregory
Smoke is the latest play by London-based actor-playwright Alexis Gregory (Riot Act). Directed by Campbell X (Stud Life, Low Rider), Smoke is a brutal monologue that observes the psychotic downward spiral that can occur when recreational drug use and mental health get out of hand. Forty-four year old Alex (Gregory) wakes up one morning to…
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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…
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews “Invisible Me” a very relevant comedy-drama currently on at London´s Southwark Playhouse Theatre.
INVISIBLE ME SOUTHWARK PLAYHOUSE Longevity is all the rage at the moment – physical longevity that is. However, we won’t live long and happy lives if we don’t focus on our mental health as well, particularly as we age. Invisible Me, a comedy-drama by Bren Gosling, currently on at London´s Southwark Playhouse, examines this…
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Queerguru’s David Allen reviews “BY THE ROOTS” an autobiographical movie by Madison Young.
Based on her memoir ‘Daddy’, ‘By the Roots’ is an autobiographical movie by Madison Young. Directed, written, and co-produced by Young, the movie also counts Ally Sheedy, who appears briefly in a mid-movie flashback (‘The Breakfast Club’, ‘WarGames’), as one of its executive producers. By day, our lead Madison runs a successful gallery in San…
