Howerd’s End, *** Leicester Square Theatre, London ‘Ooh missus’, prepare for a titter and a knees-up of nostalgia. Howerd’s End, delivered on the 33rd anniversary of Frankie Howerd‘s tragic departure, is a two-man cuddle for his most de
The President’s Wife, directed by Léa Domenach, co-written by Clémence Dargent and starring movie legend, Catherine Deneuve in its title rôle, is a gentle feminist satire, which pokes fun at the straight white men running France in the 1990s and celebrate
The downside of having a successful queer TV series is then the powers that be (which we guess are mainly straight) want to stick with the same formula going forward. Take, for example, Mid-Century Modern which is cute funny, gay, but oh so dated
Being fourteen or fifteen years old is never easy, and feisty indigenous Norwegian Sami teen Elvira (Sarah Olaussen Eira) is no exception. Bored in her small village, Unjarga in the far north of Norway, she fantasises that the father she has never known i