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Actor and model Alexis Gregory @lexigregory-blog

Following a sell-out Pride 2022 date, writer and performer Alexis Gregory’s critically acclaimed Riot Act returns to the fabulous West End cabaret venue Crazy Coqs for a special performance to mark World AIDS Day on Thursday, December 1st 2022. The hard-hitting, poignant, but outrageously funny verbatim solo-show was created from Gregory’s own interviews with a Stonewall survivor (Michael-Anthony…

Film Review: Boys On Film 20 Heaven Can Wait ★★★★

Peccadillo Pictures’ hit LGBTQ short film series Boys on Film has introduced us to a wealth of emerging British and international queer talent over the past two decades. This Monday May 18th sees the UK DVD and worldwide VOD (via Vimeo) release of Peccadillo’s twenieth gay short film anthology, Boys On Film 20: Heaven Can Wait.

Ahead of the launch, some of The Queer Review contributors Chad…

a very non coherent review about a play i found odd.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://sohotheatre.com/shows/sex-crime/ Booking until: 1st February 2020 Run time: 1hr Production photos by: Matt Spike

Set in an attic in Soho, two men meet to recreate killings made by a famous serial killer whose victims were gay men. Over the hour, the two characters named ‘A’ and ‘B’ take part in a balance of power that constantly shifts throughout…

REVIEW:Sex/Crime, Soho Theatre A fresh look at LGBT+ culture in the context of drugs, loneliness and serial killers.

When in Soho watching a play about drugs, sexuality and serial killers just feels right. Alexis Gregory’s script takes an uncomfortable glance at our obsession with serial killers, sexual violence and 21st century homosexuality. Transfering from The Glory in East London Sex/Crime is an unashamed look

As A Jonny Woo offers a service reenacting recent murders of young men on paying customers.…

Visually rich and laced with meaning, read our review of Layke Anderson's short film Mankind (2019) Film Review

Mankind is a down to earth drama, with its head tilted towards the stars.

At its core, the film is set within one room, as two men, Will and Evan (Ricky Nixon and Alexis Gregory), go through the motions of what appears to be a break up. Yet director Layke Anderson’ssci-fi marinated picture begins to peel away a series of fractured narrative layers, slowly pulling the rug out from under the…

REVIEW | Riot Act @ Arcola Theatre*

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://www.arcolatheatre.com/whats-on/riot-act/ Booking until: 30th June 2019 prior to a UK tour. Production Photos by: Dawson James Run time: 1hr 15mins.

Alexis Gregory’s one man show Riot Act explores the history of the LGBTQ rights through a series of interviews, discussing almost six decades worth of queer history. Using these interviews, Alexis…