Ris Fatah
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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 Ris Fatah reviews ‘MONTREAL, MY BEAUTIFUL’ a heartfelt Canadian lesbian drama @ OUTshine Film Fest
Come out of the closet, they say. ¨Come out and find your tribe, your chosen family.¨ But finding your chosen family is sometimes easier said than done, especially if you are older, working in a small business, and an immigrant with a poor grasp of the local language. Montreal, My Beautiful (Montreal, Ma Belle) examines…
