Smut Galore at Landor’s [tile of show] Musical
[Title of show], is a lovely follow-your-dream story, with a lewd, crude script, an American accent and big sprinkling (unsurprisingly) of gay. Good mix in …
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Did Grey Goose Bite Off More Than They Can Chew with Edible Art?
When I say “edible art class” what comes to mind? Yep- I raised my eyebrows also. But along I went anyway, not being one to …
A Tribute to Rudolf Nureyev
Rudolf Nureyev is a beautiful Russian dancer who escaped the clutches of the Soviet Union in 1961, despite attempts by the KGB to stop him, to dance …
Daniel Kitson: AFTER THE BEGINNING. BEFORE THE END.
By his own admission – and his own design – Daniel Kitson is a wealthy man. A stand-up comedian (who doesn’t actually stand up, he …
An Exclusive Interview with Josh Lanzet
Dead Curious had the opportunity to sit down and chat with one of Chicago’s most promising young comedians a few weeks ago. Josh Lanzet, a …
Book of Mormon: Secret Love Letter to Monty Python?
“A decadent and self-indulgent musical which ultimately proves repellent” The Telegraph “The Book of Mormon merely flirts with blasphemy but there is something very winning …
Knackerman: Sex, Specs and Spectres at the White Bear Theatre
The production of Knackerman at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington is intimate in more ways than one. Firstly the venue: an impossibly warm and …
The Judas Kiss at The Duke of York’s Theatre
Only a brave man would attempt to put words into Oscar Wilde’s mouth and David Hare has done just that in his play The Judas …
Underbelly Productions’ Limbo: It’s Circus, but Not as You Know It
This summer sees the return of Underbelly Productions at the seasonal Wonderground turf, heaping extravagant entertainment onto the Southbank’s Centre’s doorstep. Making its home in …
Wonderland’s Limbo – A Musical and Visual Feast
London unbutton your top collar, this summer’s sizzler of a show has arrived in Southbank’s Wonderland. This is freak show chic with a hot, and …