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Posts By Stephen Vowles
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843SceneBoyz roving reporter Stephen Vowles reports from Soho on Saturday
Boyz roving reporter Stephen Vowles was out in the West End on Saturday afternoon to get the low down on five of his...
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1.4KMusicOriginal songs and music from Grindr The Opera: Review by Stephen Vowles
Stephen Vowles listens to The Original Cast Recording of Grindr The Opera – and loves it! Seldom does an original cast recording...
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1.5KGetawaysStation House Hotel, Haslemere: Review by Stephen Vowles
As part or a new series Stephen Vowles puts a spotlight on suggested places to go and stay for a ‘home from...
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1.7KTheatreOne Jewish Boy at Trafalgar Studios 2: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
What is instantly apparent about the two actors – Robert Neumark-Jones playing Jesse and Asha Reid as Alex – is that their...
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2.0KTheatreOn Blueberry Hill at Trafalgar Studios: Press Night review by Stephen Vowles
The first thing to say about Sebastian Barry’s play On Blueberry Hill is that it is one of the most well constructed,...
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2.1KTheatreLipstick at the Southwark Playhouse: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Writer Lily Shahmoon has to be congratulated for writing a play that is so for the moment, where the labels which we...
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2.0KTheatreUnited Queendom at Kensington Palace: Review by Stephen Vowles
Guided tours combined with immersive theatre can be a bit of a hit or miss affair but with Les Enfants Terribles and...
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2.2KTheatreMacbeth at Greenwich Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
The interest in Shakespeare will never wane and with this Lazarus Theatre Company production directed by Ricky Dukes and starring Jamie O’Neill...
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2.3KTheatreSpy Plays – London/Budapest and Kompromat – at Above The Stag: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
I love a ‘so you can hear a pin drop moment’ at the theatre and with David Thame’s sensational double bill London/Budapest...
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1.7KTheatreThe Prince of Egypt at the Dominion Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
The Dominion Theatre on London’s Tottenham Court Road is vast; a huge auditorium that needs a big show in it and the Dreamworks...
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2.1KTheatreThe Importance of Being Earnest at the Turbine Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Take two distinguished actors, Ryan Bennett playing Graham de Hare and Aidan Harkins as Kevin McKinnon, and have them play all the...
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2.1KTheatreLa Cage Aux Folles [The Play] at The Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Jean Poiret’s play was a true original and exceptional as a ground-breaking comedy farce with a gay theme and a satirical look...
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1.6KTheatreOpera Undone at Trafalgar Studios 2: Review by Stephen Vowles
Tosca and La Boheme by Giacomo Puccini are masterpieces and some purists will say that they are not to be mucked about...
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2.0KTheatreUndetectable at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
When I first saw Tom Wright’s play Undetectable back in March last year when it was receiving its world premiere I immediately...
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2.0KTheatreMusik: The Billie Trix Story at Leicester Square Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Writer Jonathan Harvey and Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have created in Musik a made to measure role for...
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1.9KTheatreTime and Tide at the Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
‘Oh I do like to be beside the seaside’ and James McDermott’s play Time and Tide, set in a crumbling caff at...
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1.8KEating OutProud Embankment: Review by Stephen Vowles
Situated within the construction of Waterloo Bridge, Proud is a rather splendid, majestic, prestigious affair, lavish in decor, dimly lit to create...
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851TheatreFirst Time at the Vault Festival: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
At 16 years of age in 2003, Nathaniel Hall a vey stylish, rakish, chiseled chin young man became HIV positive and this...
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1.1KTheatreBody Talk at the Vault Festival: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
The Vault Festival proudly announces on their programme ‘London’s boldest and wildest arts festival’ and that remark gets a very firm thumbs...
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981TheatreHappily Ever Poofter at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
With a smirk and a smile and a slap on the thigh Rich Watkins as Prince Henry burst on to the stage...
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1.4KTheatreThe Morning After at Above the Stag: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Everyone loves a happy ending and with Peter Quilter’s play The Morning After that is precisely what you get. Clearly influenced by the...
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1.1KTheatreSex/Crime at the Soho Theatre, Upstairs: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Alexis Gregory’s skill as a writer, activist and actor have to be applauded and with his co-star and best pal Jonny Woo...
