In a recent podcast interview Sir Ian McKellen talked emotionally about the joy that would be spread if we just all referred to each other as ‘love’. Nowhere is the effect of that emotion more obvious than in My Son’s a Queer (But what can you do?), written and performed by Rob Madge and currently playing at The Ambassadors. It’s fair to say that Rob was a creative child who liked to perform. Always dressing up and revelling in imaginative ...
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Review: Sockpuppet, Vaults Festival
An intriguing dip into the world of deep fakes
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With twists and turns keeping the audience engaged.
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An urgent story of environmental fragility.
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Audacious, illusory disruptive and totally glorious.
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An important and unflinching story of our time.
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chaotically comical and unapologetically candid
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The incendiary exploitation and exploration of passions
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Fantastic chemistry between two young performers.
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An unsettlingly brutal, memorable turn
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