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Journey’s End
A screen adaptation of a classic play by the same name, Saul Dibb’s Journey’s End is fairly true…
By Catherine Sedgwickreview
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Darling
The movie industry doesn’t touch upon ballet very often, and one wonders why. The dance form lends itself…
By Euan Franklin
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Manifesto
If this were a one-word piece, “different” would suffice. Is Manifesto a piece of art, a movement, or…
By Guy Lambert
Theatre
Cirque Éloize: Saloon at the Peacock Theatre
Saloon livens up the West End in this lively, jaw-dropping Wild West-style musical circus show. Having wowed audiences…
By Olivia Cal
Play
Angel at Arcola Theatre
"The rapist with his nine-year-old sex slave? Death. The homesick boy who made a terrible mistake? Death." Angel,…
By Laura Foulger
Play
My Name Is Rachel Corrie at Young Vic
Bright, sardonic brilliance. My Name Is Rachel Corrie is a gripping show that's made up of the most…
By Jim Compton-Hall
LFF
The Wound
About masculinity, sexuality and identity in South Africa, John Trengove’s The Wound portrays coming-of-age rituals and conventions as…
By Catherine Sedgwick
LFF
Beach Rats
Being gay within a strong, masculine environment must be tough. The pressure to conform to "straightness" would be a…
By Euan Franklin
LFF
Saturday Church
By writer-director Damon Cardasis, Saturday Church is a soulful exploration of teenage gay and transgender identity presented as…
By Catherine Sedgwick
LFF
Ingrid Goes West
How many hours did you spend on Instagram before arriving here? How many pictures did you Like? How…
By Euan Franklin