Emotional New Channel 4 Drama Tip Toe Is 'Queer as Folk Meets Years and Years' as Russell T Davies Warns Shocking Ending Is 'Happening Right Now'

Alan Cumming is extraordinary in Tip Toe, a terrifying, landmark queer drama

Channel 4’s new five-part drama, from ‘It’s a Sin’ and ‘Queer as Folk’ creator Russell T Davies, looks at the resurgence of homophobia in the UK

Russell T. Davies angry new drama isn't a TV show — it's a wake-up call

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SCIENCE & TECH: Emotional new Channel 4 drama Tip Toe is ‘Queer as Folk meets Years and Years’ as Russell T Davies warns shocking ending is ‘happening right now’

“I used to walk into a room and just go ‘ta-da!’ Now, I tiptoe.” This is a line I’ve directly quoted from episode 1 of Russell T Davies‘ blistering new Channel 4 drama Tip Toe, but it’s also the sentiment of any LGBTQIA+ person living in the UK over the last few years. As Western politics continues to shift to the right, being out and proud is something that’s starting to have a brand-new set of consequences — and instead […] Source

Emotional new Channel 4 drama Tip Toe is 'Queer as Folk meets Years and Years' as Russell T Davies warns shocking ending is 'happening right now'

New Russell T Davies Channel 4 drama Tip Toe is the most important binge watch since... well, It's A Sin. But it comes with a stark warning as horrors are 'happening right now'.

Russell T Davies: 'The World Is Out Of Control In A Way We Won't Even Contemplate'

The Doctor Who and It's A Sin writer says his unflinching new drama Tip Toe is a reflection of a society "at war with ourselves".

Tip Toe review — 'another landmark show' from Russell T Davies

Tip Toe begins with a woman screaming, “Monster!” in horror, but to label the show itself as horror suggests this to be a work of heightened fiction. In truth, the dread and terror evoked here are all too real. While It's A Sin reflected on gay history (it’s set between 1981 and 1991) and Years And Years took a prescient look at the near-future, this latest rallying cry from Russell T Davies is rooted in the here and now. Specifically, the fear,…