Theatre
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29 November 2011
Alan Cumming to play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in new one-man production
The National Theatre of Scotland has announced it will be staging a one-man version of Macbeth featuring Alan Cumming as both the title character and his ambitious wife.
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25 October 2011
Interview: Jonathan Harvey on writing, Corrie and Beautiful Thing
After early success as a playwright, Jonathan Harvey's career now spans theatre, film and television.
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7 September 2011
Actors’ union to ask gay members about homophobia
Equity, the union for actors and performers, is to ask its LGBT members whether they feel safe being out and if they have suffered prejudice.
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16 July 2011
Ben Daniels rejects Rupert Everett’s advice for aspiring gay actors not to come out
Ben Daniels, star of the BBC hit series Cutting It, has dismissed claims made by Hollywood star Rupert Everett that it is better for aspiring gay actors to stay in the closet despite homophobia he experienced at the BBC.
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31 December 2010
Christopher Biggins: Chris Bryant absurd to think ‘pantomime dame’ jibe was homophobic
The actor, and sometime pantomime dame Christopher Biggins has said the openly gay Labour MP Chris Bryant is "ridiculous" for believing the chancellor George Osborne was being homophobic when he jokingly described the MP as a "pantomime dame."
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24 August 2010
Interview: Jonathan Hellyer, star of Elegies For Angels, Punks and Raging Queens
Elegies For Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, currently at the Shaw Theatre, is a tapestry of monologues and songs inspired by the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
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30 July 2010
Theatre review: Bent
Bent, at the intimate Tabard Theatre in Parsons Green, west London, tells the story of a young gay couple sent to a concentration camp after witnessing the murder of a German SA officer.
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5 July 2010
Theatre: Love the Sinner
This new play by Drew Pautz begins with a contemporary argument and one familiar to the readers of this publication; how to reconcile the evangelical beliefs of African Anglicans and the more tolerant approach made by the Church of England to the subject of homosexuality.
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29 November 2011Alan Cumming to play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in new one-man production 6 The National Theatre of Scotland has announced it will be staging a one-man version of Macbeth featuring Alan Cumming as both the title character and his ambitious wife.
25 October 2011Interview: Jonathan Harvey on writing, Corrie and Beautiful Thing 10 After early success as a playwright, Jonathan Harvey's career now spans theatre, film and television.
7 September 2011Actors’ union to ask gay members about homophobia 12 Equity, the union for actors and performers, is to ask its LGBT members whether they feel safe being out and if they have suffered prejudice.
16 July 2011Ben Daniels rejects Rupert Everett’s advice for aspiring gay actors not to come out 25 Ben Daniels, star of the BBC hit series Cutting It, has dismissed claims made by Hollywood star Rupert Everett that it is better for aspiring gay actors to stay in the closet despite homophobia he experienced at the BBC.
31 December 2010Christopher Biggins: Chris Bryant absurd to think ‘pantomime dame’ jibe was homophobic 43 The actor, and sometime pantomime dame Christopher Biggins has said the openly gay Labour MP Chris Bryant is "ridiculous" for believing the chancellor George Osborne was being homophobic when he jokingly described the MP as a "pantomime dame."
24 August 2010Interview: Jonathan Hellyer, star of Elegies For Angels, Punks and Raging Queens + Elegies For Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, currently at the Shaw Theatre, is a tapestry of monologues and songs inspired by the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
30 July 2010Theatre review: Bent 2 Bent, at the intimate Tabard Theatre in Parsons Green, west London, tells the story of a young gay couple sent to a concentration camp after witnessing the murder of a German SA officer.
5 July 2010Theatre: Love the Sinner + This new play by Drew Pautz begins with a contemporary argument and one familiar to the readers of this publication; how to reconcile the evangelical beliefs of African Anglicans and the more tolerant approach made by the Church of England to the subject of homosexuality.
