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Kiss Marry Kill review

“Much to admire”
Graham Mackay-Bruce and Dauda Ladejobi in Kiss Marry Kill at Stone Nest, London. Photo: Greta Zabulyte
Graham Mackay-Bruce and Dauda Ladejobi in Kiss Marry Kill at Stone Nest, London. Photo: Greta Zabulyte
Dante or Die presents an immersive and compelling look at homophobia and love behind bars

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