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Cynthia Erivo stars in radical new staging of Dracula on London’s West End – review

It’s no surprise that there’s a huge amount of hype surrounding the West End premiere of Dracula – the show’s star, Cynthia Erivo, has been collecting countless awards for her appearances in the Wicked movies, while adapter and director Kip Williams recently picked up Olivier and Tony Awards for his staging of The Picture of Dorian Gray, which featured Succession star Sarah Snook. With an actor and a director both at the top of their respective games, riding huge waves of success, Dracula has a lot to live up to.…

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Ben Daniels is mesmerising in timely revival of Man and Boy at the National Theatre – review

Terence Rattigan’s Man and Boy is rarely performed – it wasn’t popular when it debuted back in 1963, receiving a muted response on both the West End and Broadway. It should be noted that this was due to the playwright’s declining popularity at the time; while his earlier plays were successful, by the 1960s the new wave of Angry Young Men had arrived, and in comparison Rattigan’s writing was deemed old-fashioned. We’re glad director Anthony Lau has revived this play for 2026, as it feels incredibly timely and relevant for…

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Singer Jsky to deliver TEDxNorthernQuarter talk on societal impacts of social media

Bury-based singer and songwriter Jsky – who we featured last year ahead of his headline appearance at the Manchester Pride festival – will deliver a talk on the psychological and societal impacts of social media later this year, as part of TEDxNorthernQuarter 2026. Also known for his work with the BBC’s new music Introducing show, and Channel 4’s body-positivity series Naked Beach, Jsky’s session will examine how digital validation affects modern ambition and self-worth, challenging audiences to rethink the metrics that define their lives. This appearance follows “An Audience with…

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I’m Sorry, Prime Minister brings classic TV series Yes, Minister to the West End stage – review

For context, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister is a new stage adaptation based on the classic political TV series Yes, Minister – it follows another standalone play, Yes, Prime Minister, which made its debut back in 2010. Billed as the ‘final chapter’ in the series, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister reunites ex-Prime Minister Jim Hacker (Griff Rhys Jones) with his former top civil servant Sir Humphrey (Clive Francis). The small cast is completed by William Chubb as Sir David, and Stephanie Levi-John as Jim’s care worker Sophie. So what’s it all about?…

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The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is a truly charming new musical – review

We were recently afforded a sneak peek into the world of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry: singer and songwriter Passenger, who has written the songs for this show, performed an intimate preview gig in London which we were fortunate enough to attend. As such, going into the theatre, we already had a sense of the songs we were about to hear, as well as a reasonable idea of the story. Given this, we were really quite surprised by just how invested we felt in these characters, and how impactful…

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Revival of Tom Stoppard’s epic masterpiece Arcadia is absolutely fascinating – review

The late Sir Tom Stoppard – who passed away a few short months ago – has left an incredible legacy of works; his final play, 2020’s Leopoldstadt, picked up the Olivier Award for Best New Play (the Broadway transfer also won the Tony Award for Best Play). In amongst an extensive catalogue of plays, Arcadia is regarded by critics as his finest work, so we took the opportunity to check out The Old Vic’s revival over the weekend – especially after we’d been impressed with their 2024 revival of his…

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Ballad Lines is an engaging new folk musical full of great songs – review

Ballad Lines has been a long time in the making – this week marks its London premiere, although the past decade has involved a whole series of workshops, concerts and public readings. Now it’s finally arrived, has it been worth the wait? We’re pleased to report that it’s really very good indeed. It all starts quite conventionally: we’re introduced to Sarah (Frances McNamee) who has just moved in with her partner Alix (Sydney Sainté) into an apartment in New York – well, we say it’s a conventional start; it wasn’t…

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Tag Warner becomes Chair of GT Group after 7-year CEO tenure. Solomon Thomson leads Gay Times while company announces suite of new Board appointments.

GT Group confirms its planned leadership transition as Tag Warner steps down as CEO to become Chair, with Solomon Thomson continuing as Managing Director, fully leading Gay Times within the Group. The company also announces exciting new Board appointments, with media executive Natasha Christie-Miller joining as Board Director and Simon Blake OBE, CEO of Stonewall, appointed as Advisor to the Board. London, United Kingdom – GT Group, the company behind Gay Times and wax Talent, today announces its planned leadership transition, with Tag Warner stepping down as Chief Executive Officer, effective…

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Troye Sivan gets candid on body image in response to a viral TikTok dissecting his looks

WORDS BY JORDAN ROBLEDO Instagram: @troyesivan Troye Sivan has opened up about his body image struggles after a doctor analysed his looks on TikTok. On 21 January, the Grammy-nominated singer uploaded a lengthy post on Substack, titled feeling a bit uggo (ugly), which was initially titled F*ck this guy!! For real!!  As the OG title suggested, the post was made in regard to a now-deleted TikTok from an aesthetics doctor named Zayn, who described the Rush singer as looking “older looking” during his appearance at the NGV Gala. He also…

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Queer Eye: Here’s the alleged reason Karamo Brown had a falling out with his co-stars

WORDS BY JORDAN ROBLEDO New information has emerged regarding the ongoing Queer Eye feud. Earlier this week, fans were left shocked when Karamo Brown abruptly pulled out of a CBS Mornings interview with his Fab Five castmates — Tan France, Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, and Jeremiah Brent. According to the news outlet, Brown’s assistant informed the show that he would no longer be participating just an hour before they were expected to go on air, citing mental health concerns and fears of being bullied. In an additional statement read…

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