Matthew Keeley
@matthewjkeeley
Matthew is a writer working in TV development. He studied English Literature and Film and TV at the University of Glasgow and his queer coming-of-age novel, The Stone in My Pocket, was published in 2021. He is also the host of The Traidar: A Traitors Podcast, featured in Hello! magazine. Lastly, Matthew is a cat person.
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Reviews: 260
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Escaped Alone
Caryl Churchill’s captivating play sees two representations of catastrophe collide
Interview: Luisa Omielan
‘Guys, we need to burn it all down.’ We spoke to Louisa Omielan just how ‘Bitter’ she is ahead of her UK tour
Grace Jarvis: This Is the Last Goldfish That I Am Going To Eat For You
A funny and fascinating look at autism and mental health
Queer Folks’ Tales
A diverse and thoroughly entertaining night of story, comedy, and music
Dan Tiernan: Going Under
Bombastic hour of clever punchlines is exhausting but impressive
Let the Bodies Pile by Henry Naylor
Uneven play contends with huge ethical questions
Gillian Cosgriff: Actually, Good
A near-perfect hour of observational comedy music and poignant stand-up
An Asian Queer Story: Coming Out to Dead People
Strong narrative-driven stand-up irreverently dealing with the death of a parent
Charlie Lewin: Cockatiel
Energetic performer charts his coming out journey with smart punchlines
Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story
A wild, camp fantasy ride into the mythical status Diana has now taken on
Death Suits You
Talented performer suffers from a script that doesn’t lead us anywhere
Susie McCabe: Femme Fatality
Outstanding comedy set that earns applause for every killer punchline
Fiona Allen: On the Run
Safe stand-up set on domestic life has some standout moments
Iain Dale and Jacqui Smith’s For the Many Live with Peter Tatchell
Note: This review is from the 2023 Fringe Broadcaster Iain Dale and former Home Secretary […]
John Tothill: The Last Living Libertine
John Tothill’s lecture gone awry is witty and impressive
Christopher Hall: Self Helpless
A gregarious guide through therapy, self-care, and pop culture for millennials
Matty Hutson: Don’t Hold Back
A slightly disjointed hour by talented songwriter comedian, punctuated with some genuinely great songs
Tim Murray is Witches
Comedy cabaret hilariously explores Tim Murray’s ’90s pop culture obsessions
Dusk
Visually and conceptually intriguing theatre that is difficult to penetrate
The King and I
Classic, family-friendly musical theatre that will reliably please