Preview: DeathDrop – Murder can be such a Drag.
With possibly one of the best puns in the west end this season a Dragatha Christie Murder-Mystery is now playing on the West End!
Eric Page
City’s LGBTQ+ choirs mark World AIDS Day 2020
Did you think the massed voices of the city’s celebrated LGBTQ+ choirs would let World AIDS Day slip by without bringing you a song or two? In a usual year, the vigil is followed by a charity fundraiser hosted by all the choirs in St Mary’s Church, Kemptown. This year, as with so many things, […]
Brighton & Hove to leave lockdown at Tier 2
Brighton & Hove to leave lockdown at Tier 2
Book Review: The BIG LGBTQ+ book of activities by Amie Taylor
The book has a series of tales with characters that have an LGBTQI identity all illustrated by Liza Stevens who has an effervesce bounce to their artwork, and children love to copy. Each story is then followed by quizzes, worksheets, word-searches, drama activities, colouring and writing activities.
Book Review: She’s my Dad by Sarah Savage
Local author Sarah Savage has produced a brightly illustrated book for children aged 3 – 7 which engages in an effective and gentle way in an early years setting of family diversity.
Book Review: David Hockney: A Life by Catherine Cusset
Cussets’ book is a homage to an artist adored, with the fiction and fact blended together, like canvas and paint to give an overwhelming sensation of complete narrative, capturing an element of movement which unfolds into a wider understanding of this charming man and his charmed life.
Book Review: Born to Be Public by Greg Mania
Taking us through his hook ups, sexual adventures, skirmishes with mental health and tender rejections of romance, a laugh out loud coming out story and his searching for reality and authenticity in a world which seems to be obsessed with image.