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Above the Stag Theatre to close its doors

Since opening its doors for the first time on 28 October 2008, the Above the Stag Theatre has been a beacon for the gay community with a core programme of gay-themed and gay-interest work. This has extended to musicals, dramas,...
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Theatre Review: After The Turn (The Courtyard, London)

Jake Basford reviews After The Turn currently playing at the Courtyard Theatre, London.
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Theatre Review: Oliver! (The Palace Theatre, Manchester)

Rating **** The story of Oliver Twist has been told and retold in a variety of mediums. From the original Charles Dickens story, to the musical motion picture and everything in-between, we are all familiar with Oliver and his j...
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Interview: Noah Stewart

Eleanor chats with the world's most sought after tenor, Noah Stewart, about his upcoming album.
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Interview: Ezra Axelrod

Thomas Magill talks to multi-talented Ezra Axelrod about being a foreign gay in London, why we still need activism and emulating Joan Rivers
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Theatre Review: La Fanciulla Del West [West End Girl] (King’s Head Theatre, London)

Jake Basford reviews La Fanciulla Del West [West End Girl] currently playing at the King's Head Theatre.
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Theatre Review: Sex With A Stranger

In Sex With A Stranger, Dominic Graham enjoys Russell Tovey and Jaime Winstone engaging in the shallow chat between strangers on the pull
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Off West End Awards 2012 Round-Up

Gerard rounds-up the sensational Off West End awards 2012.
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Theatre Review: The Merchant of Venice (The Rose Theatre Bankside, London)

Eleanor grapples with Shakespeare's uneasy comedy about racism and revenge, amongst the remains of The Rose Theatre Bankside.
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