An in-depth conversation with Jonathan Kemp about his novel London Triptych.

Polari Magazine talks writing, Oscar Wilde and pornography with Jonathan Kemp on the eve of the publication of London Triptych, his debut novel.

It was very important to me that it was if not sexy then at least sexual. And sexual in a very different way, one that wasn’t necessarily pornographic.

The mind behind Sister Wendy: The Musical returns to the stage.

Marcus Reeves talks about Screwged!, his take on A Christmas Carol, and his wonderful cabaret act The Singing Christmas Tree.

The Scrooge story is traditionally very dark and I think that’s what we’ll deliver, with some very rude bits added too.

A few words about Wotever World’s Riot Cabaret.

Wotever World’s Riot Cabaret, and the very idea of an LGBTQ community.

That identity, as Wotever World’s manifesto has it, is any identity – or multiple-identity – you want it to be. “The Wotever manifesto dictates that respect will be given to all sirs, madams and wotevers…”

A cool mum’s blog about her (maybe) gay son.

A mum writes about her son’s choice to dress up as Daphne from Scooby Doo.

So a few weeks before Halloween, Boo decides he wants to be Daphne from Scooby Doo, along with his best friend E.