A couple of months ago, I wrote about the death of 51-year-old Paul Kueker, who fell from an elevated seating area at Madison Square Garden during a Goose concert on 20 June (read article here). He had gone to the concert with his wife, Kristen, as they celebrated their upcoming 25th wedding anniversary. He left

We’re sold a constant stream of new tools promising to make our work easier. But what’s the hidden cost of always adapting, and what happens when the burden of learning outweighs the benefit? Another one of those emails landed in my inbox last week. The subject line was upbeat, full of words like exciting, streamlined,

Try a little experiment. Think back to the best play, movie, or concert you have ever had the privilege to experience. Most likely, right now, your mind will resist giving you a detailed synopsis. You probably cannot reconstruct the exact sequence of scenes. Most of the dialogue is gone. You will not recall the precise

In July 2022, a giant LED screen fell onto the stage during a Mirror concert in Hong Kong. Two dancers were struck, with Mo Li Kai-yin suffering catastrophic spinal injuries that left him permanently paralysed from the neck down. Many people working in the events industry will remember the footage. If you do decide to

This Christmas, Beatrix Potter’s much-loved The Tailor of Gloucester is being remixed and restitched for a new generation as Farnham Maltings presents their bold new musical adaptation.  Packed with live rock and pop music, inventive puppetry, humour and festive surprises, this is the must-see Christmas show designed for audiences of all generations to enjoy together.

Following acclaimed runs at Park Theatre earlier this year, SH Productions and telling tales bring Paul Bradshaw’s dynamic double bill, tell me straight // aggy, to the King’s Head Theatre this autumn. Exploring the chaos of contemporary dating, desire and creative ambition, the two plays offer candid, funny and emotionally honest portraits of modern queer life in