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  • Review of ‘What It Means’: “Strong significance”

    Review of ‘What It Means’: “Strong significance”

    Merle Miller’s gay-activist book travels to the stage through the world premiere of its theatrical adaptation. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this rainbow-flagged piece also features any red ones. “If you try it once, you’re a philosopher; if twice, you’re a sodomite”. I guess my case calls…

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    10 October, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    cayvan coates, danny kaan, gay, gay pride, harry mackrill, homophobia, james corley, lgbt, london, merle miller, new york, on being different, pride, richard cant, stonewell, stonewell riots, voltaire, west end, what it means, wiltons music hall
  • Review of ‘The Vortex’: “It’s happened to me”

    Review of ‘The Vortex’: “It’s happened to me”

    Noël Coward’s acclaimed classic opens this year’s season at the Chichester Festival, in a new production led by Broadway and West End director Daniel Raggett. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this play dealing with the dangers of pretense, to let us know his vision of a show where the tiniest truth can make the…

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    5 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    chichester, Chichester Festival Theatre, daniel raggett, esme scarborough, evan milton, hugh ross, isabella laughland, jessica alade, joshua james, laurence olivier, lia williams, london, noel coward, priyanga burford, richard cant, sean delaney, the vortex, west end

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