Rob Cawsey, the actor, writer and performer behind the wildly innovative Simon Slack: The Fantasist and half of cult sketch duo Guilt & Shame returns to the Fringe this year with Just Cruising, an anarchic, uproarious and unhinged physical comedy about life on the gay dating scene and what happens...

The Menier Chocolate Factory has announced the first major London revival of Barnum. Gordon Greenberg’s production opens on 5th December, with previews from 25th November, and runs until 3rd March 2018. The production goes on sale to supporters of the Menier on 31 August, and to the general public on...

Comedian Alex Kealy is performing his unique brand of political comedy in The Art of The Keal, at Just The Tonic at The Caves. Alex lets us all know up front that his show is political comedy.  There’s been quite a lot of politics at this years’ Edinburgh Fringe, with...

In 1988, Freddie Mercury and Kenny Everett reportedly helped Princess Diana escape the pressures of palace life by dressing her in drag and smuggling her into London’s notorious gay pub: the Royal Vauxhall Tavern. Twenty years after her untimely demise and based on real accounts, Royal Vauxhall commemorates Diana’s death...

Lucy Light, written by Sarah Milton and presented by Theatre N16, tells the story of Jess and Lucy. Starting when they’re fifteen, the play maps the journey of Lucy’s decision to have a premature bilateral prophylactic mastectomy (removal of both breasts). We follow the girls from ages fifteen to twenty...