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Scissorhandz - Interview

Leave your inhibitions at the door and get ready to find your new obsession as we celebrate Tim Burton’s beloved hero/weirdo with a phenomenal selection of your favourite 90s and 00s hits.

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Scissorhandz - Interview

Step into the world of Scissorhandz – a radical, raucous, joyful yet touching musical parody tribute to the ultimate outsider – produced by the iconic Michelle Visage and *NSYNC’s Lance Bass!

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Firebird - Review

“ Given the subject and the factual nature of the story, Firebird has the ability be a moving watch, but it relies on the audience doing at least some of the emotional heavy lifting in order to get there. “

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Jonny Woo: Suburbia - Review

“ Jonny Woo’s performance is as mesmerising as it is electric in this eclectic one man show that has purpose as well as the ability to punch and tickle its audience in equal measure! “

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Peter Pan

“ With drag’s long association with pantomime through the ever-present pantomime dame, the two seem natural bedfellows which, for this reviewer at least, has now become the perfect way to officially start the festive season. “

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The Pirates Of Penzance

“ Regan’s imaginative casting and staging makes this the perfect introduction to the work of Gilbert and Sullivan. I defy anyone to leave the theatre not having laughed their way through this thoroughly entertaining reinvention. “

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Gay Pride And No Prejudice

“ There’s a lot to like about this production despite Kirby-Kendall’s script taking a while to find it’s stride, but the witty one liners, most of which are delivered by Kirby-Kendal himself, keeps this an entertaining watch throughout. “

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The Mad Gay King

" The Mad Gay King is a bold undertaking for a 70 minute play that could have easily come unstuck were it not for such engaging performances from the four actors under the assured direction of Scott Le Crass. "

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Small Town Boys

" Whilst there is definitely a need in queer theatre for stories that include the voices of an older generation of gay men, Small Town Boys unfortunately feels more like a missed opportunity than a satisfactory response to that brief. "

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Why Am I So Single?

" I defy anyone, no matter their age, gender or sexuality, to leave the theatre without a huge smile on their face and that rare feeling of having seen something very special! "

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