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From Narnia to Kilburn: Georgie Henley on queer joy

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

Georgie Henley is best known to many as Lucy Pevensie in The Chronicles of Narnia, but she’s long since stepped out of the wardrobe and into a wide-ranging career that spans screen, stage, writing, and activism. Now, she returns to the London stage in The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs, a joyous and provocative queer ensemble comedy by Iman Qureshi.
On Tour with Bizzy

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

With her no-filter lyrics, punchy alt-pop hooks, and a knack for capturing the chaos of modern love, BIZZY is quickly becoming one of music’s most compelling voices. Following the release of her latest singles, “Tuesday” and “Don’t Tell The Girls” — a confession wrapped in late-night texts and delightfully bad decisions — the Nashville-born artist hit the road as the opening act for indie darling Rachel Chinouriri’s All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour.
A Stay at Ode Hotel Toronto

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

In the heart of Toronto’s ever-evolving Dundas West neighborhood, surrounded by vintage storefronts, late-night taquerias, and gallery windows glowing well past dusk, stands ODE Hotel, a boutique stay that’s quietly rewriting what urban hospitality looks and feels like. Rooted in story, family, and a fearless sense of place, ODE doesn’t shout for attention. It simply opens its door and says: You’re home now.
James Cooper’s bold new musical

1 week ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

I first met James Cooper backstage at the Royal Festival Hall, after the final night of My Dad Wrote A Porno Live in October 2017. My wife and I had waited outside the stage door, only to learn the cast weren’t coming out – so we found our way into the backstage party instead (not the recommended behaviour of 1883 Magazine or its affiliates, obvs).
Oscar at the Crown London review – glittery queer chaos

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

It’s the distant future. Underground, in a ‘bunker’ hidden far from the prying eyes of ‘the government’ (below Tottenham Court Road), there is a community of misfits and survivors. People who don’t fit into the perceived ‘perfection’ of the fascist world above. A world where the only parts of our society to survive are reality TV, and the complete works of Oscar Wilde.
Giffords Circus Laguna Bay review – retro, wild, wonderful

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

Although I’d often heard of it, I’d never been to Giffords Circus before. After attending their 25th anniversary show, Laguna Bay, I finally get what all the fuss is about! From the moment Tweedy the Clown tumbles in dressed as a pink-suited American bellboy – apologising for his own American accent – you know you’re in for something brilliantly ridiculous.
18 Questions with Lyn Lapid

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Cameron Poole

18 Questions With introduces 1883 readers to the brightest young artists, actors, creatives and beyond. From childhood memories and guilty pleasures to their latest ventures and upcoming projects, our goal is to bring you closer to the people who inspire and entertain us. Rapidly rising singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Lyn Lapid started her journey after sharing a series of viral ukulele covers in 2020 on TikTok.
Eli Gelb on Stereophonic, ADHD, and Sound Design

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

If you’ve been anywhere near the theatre scene in the last year, chances are you’ve heard the buzz around Stereophonic. Fresh off its Tony-winning Broadway run, David Adjmi’s quietly electrifying play has just landed in the West End – and among the original cast members making the leap across the Atlantic is Eli Gelb. Known for his work on stage and screen, Gelb earned a Tony nomination for his performance as Grover, the band’s quietly pivotal sound engineer.
A New Era | Axel Arigato Introduces Eris

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Kelsey Barnes

Last week, Swedish label Axel Arigato unveiled its boldest sneaker to date: Eris. In true Axel Arigato fashion, Eris is unisex and unapologetic. A decade of design evolution finds its sharpest expression here — bold lines, futuristic form, and a palpable tension between art and function. This is the next phase following the Slow and Tact runners, and it’s brimming with energy that feels both fearless and deeply intentional.
Fiddler on the Roof revival at the Barbican

2 weeks ago | 1883magazine.com | Nick Barr

Fiddler on the Roof is back – and it’s glorious. This acclaimed production, which originated at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, has now settled into the Barbican with all the beauty, heartbreak, and humour that earned it thirteen Olivier nominations. Whether you’ve seen it before or are coming in cold, this revival is an absolute must. I went with my mum, who twice saw Topol perform the role on stage, decades ago, and was fully expecting to compare him to the new Tevye.