Queen’s College and The Matchmaker: A Compatible Pair

Reviewed by: Tom Worsnop Edited by: Hallie Vermeend Queen’s College’s latest production, directed by Gabriel Donaldson and Avi Walsh-Davis, offers a delightfully light-hearted piece of theatre, Thornton Wilder’s 1954 play The Matchmaker. Perhaps better known in the form of its musical adaptation Hello Dolly!, the play is set in 1880s New York, and centres around an old curmudgeon, Horace Vandergelder, who is trying to stop … Continue reading Queen’s College and The Matchmaker: A Compatible Pair

Club Rats and Thursgays: Sidonie de la Cœur and Sam Weldon’s Triumphant Doghouse

Picture this: you’re trapped in your favourite least favourite club on queer night. It’s the sort of place where everyone knows everyone—perhaps a bit too well. You’re either imagining the nightmare I had last night, or the set-up for Doghouse. Continue reading Club Rats and Thursgays: Sidonie de la Cœur and Sam Weldon’s Triumphant Doghouse