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Bette Davis has become such a camp cultural icon that portrayals of her can easily trip into caricature.  One of the things I most admired about The Bloody Ballad of Bette Davis...

boobytrapped begins with an intriguing question. When two gay men meet in a men-only gay environment, should it make any difference that one of them is trans? Freddie Harberfellner's body-swap comedy introduces...

I went into Saving Britney expecting a show about the campaign to free Britney Spears from her conservatorship. What I discovered was something rather different - a coming-of-age story in which Britney...

Putting The Ass In Brass has a genuinely intriguing premise... a semi-autobiographical queer coming-of-age story plays out against the distinctive worlds of brass bands, engineering workplaces and changing attitudes towards sexuality.  Unfortunately,...

The sight of audience members knitting in the queue should probably have warned me that Stitch In Time had found its people. I went along largely because my friend works in the...

As a gay man a title like Bottoming For Jesus was always going to catch my attention, but what Michael R Speciàle delivers, though, is far more thoughtful and affecting than the...

Nostalgic curiosity may have got me through the door of Pilate: The Lost Gospel. Like many of my generation, I first knew Maxwell Caulfield as the impossibly handsome young star of Grease...

I went into Crocodile Rock expecting an Elton John connection. There isn't one. The title instead refers to an unlikely tourist attraction on the Isle of Cumbrae - but what follows is...

This group uses smartly choreographed dance numbers and slapstick comedy to shame me for how much I use my phone (which happens to be a lot). As someone who has a combined...