Living With HIV in 2019 “The end of transmission is the next beginning”
Living With HIV in 2019 “The end of transmission is the next beginning”
Craig Hanlon-Smith
Two Mary-Ann’s in the Evening
Armistead Maupin in conversation with Peter Tatchell. Brighton Dome Concert Hall, October 14th. There are giants of our community who live amongst us, the like of whom we may never see again. An appreciation of such was indeed apparent on Monday evening as a thousand strong audience ignored the pers
Laid Back Literati with Damian Barr
Damian Barr’s Literary Salon has been sharing authors and their stories with audiences for more than ten years. Starting out in Shoreditch House in 2008 their main place of residence now is the Savoy Hotel which has a fine history of hosting the literati including Oscar Wilde who both lived and part
What Lies Beneath – for Marcin Zarowny.
Marcin Zarowny and Karol Michalec were living a seemingly idyllic life together in the welcoming gay friendly haven of Brighton and Hove. Having escaped a lifetime of homophobia in their native Poland they had found not only love in one another, but the freedom here in the UK to live openly and free
An Honest Tale of Modern Britain or – it’s not homophobic if you’re not a “fat poof”
What does it take for a hate crime to be recorded as a homophobic incident, and for action to be taken? Craig Hanlon-Smith tells one man’s story. This is a true story. It is August 4, 2018 and Owen Syred attends the Brighton Pride parade with his friends and their children.
Fringe PREVIEW: Mind Your Rhymes by Spit the Ink
Local writer and performer Aiden Bex makes his Brighton Fringe debut this bank holiday weekend as part of local initiative ‘The Write Release’ and performance company ‘Spit The Ink’. Following his own experiences living with depression, Aiden took to performing his own writing through spoken word an
Award winning film comes to Brighton tonight for Charity Fundraiser
Brighton is hosting a special charity fundraising screening of Yen Tan’s award winning film 1985 at The Sallis Benney Theatre on Friday April 12 at 7pm to raise funds for Martin Fisher Foundation.