I was delighted to see Kate Butch on the Fringe programme. Having enjoyed her on RuPaul's Drag Race, I already ...

As a committed Eurovision fan, Carys Should Be The UK's Next Eurovision Entry should have been an irresistible proposition.

This sharp, refreshing original musical is all about the way political differences can get in the way of friendship - ...

I found You Cry Weird simply because I had a gap in our Fringe schedule that needed filling. Sometimes that spontaneity ...

Bette Davis has become such a camp cultural icon that portrayals of her can easily trip into caricature.  One of ...

Freddie Harberfellner’s body-swap comedy introduces Simon, a trans gay man, and Kevin, a cis gay man, whose attraction in a ...

I went into Saving Britney a show about the campaign to free Britney Spears from her conservatorship. What I discovered ...

The sight of audience members knitting in the queue should probably have warned me that Stitch In Time had found ...

Putting The Ass In Brass has a genuinely intriguing premise... a semi- autobiographical queer coming-of-age story plays out ...

Nostalgic curiosity may have got me through the door of Pilate: The Lost Gospel. Like many of my generation, I ...

Speciàle tells the extraordinary story of converting himself to Mormonism at fifteen while already struggling with his ...

I went into Crocodile Rock expecting an Elton John connection. There isn't one. The title instead refers to an unlikely ...