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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews ‘WHERE IN THE HELL’ it’s life’s journeys that shape us rather than the destination.
We all love an American road trip, but what happens when you’re not well-prepared and things go wrong? LA-based prop master Kasey (a striking, sun-kissed red-head Cam Killion) finds out the hard way in Where in the Hell – a journey through the desolate, baking-hot California desert. Kasey returns with breakfast one morning to the…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Korean conceptual artist Do Ho Suh’s new show ‘Walk The House’, currently on at London’s Tate Modern gallery.
We are all the sum of many influences, our family and friends, genetics, finances, our political, cultural and human rights environments, and our education. Our physical homes also affect our lives. Most of us move house several times in our lives, each time adding some part of the previous dwelling to our DNA. Korean conceptual…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews The Rock ‘n’ Roll Alien, a journey through the musical legacy of David Bowie, which was on at London’s Adelphi Theatre.
The theatre and rock ‘n’ roll are slightly incompatible bedfellows, which is odd considering the similarities in staging, performance, and audience expectation. Rock ‘n’ roll can be theatrical, but theatre is rarely successfully rock ‘n’ roll. This is the challenge facing The Rock ‘n’ Roll Alien, a journey through the musical legacy of David…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews My Boyfriend (El Fascista.) how politics can ruin your love life
Politics is increasingly polarised these days. Extremist news media, websites, and online social-media and other algorithms feed us what we want to consume – all with the aim of keeping us fearfully engaged for longer and longer, thereby satisfying advertising clients. This has led to an explosion in radical politics, in particular the rise of…
