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REVIEW: Twinkle at the Drayton Arms
Brian Butler finds a tired panto dame a must-watch
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Cast for “David at 90” announced. West End and Brighton performers coming together for David Raven´s Birthday show
Throughout David´s long career he has made friends with, mentored and supported many performers, both inside and outside of the drag world. On Sunday 23rd July many will come together to sing their hearts out for him, and to raise funds for The Brighton Rainbow Fund to distribute as grants to local
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Be Gay, Do Crime: BFI Southbank launches series of films exploring queerness and crime
Brian Butler finds it can be fun to be queer and criminal
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REVIEW: Rainbow Chorus bring Hot Harmonies to St George’s Church, Kemptown
I’ve been listening to Brighton’s Rainbow Chorus for over five years and I can honestly say this is the best concert they’ve given.
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BOOK REVIEW: QUEER LIFE, QUEER LOVE. VOLUME 2 Matt Bates
These stories hold the beat of Queerness strong…. holding up to the light, pressing close in the shadows, highlighting in ultra neon, throwing the most fabulous shade, the intersectional voices of the authors are seriously diverse.
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BOOK REVIEW: Broken Hearts & Zombie Parts by William Hussey
Great fun, heart-warming happy every afterish storytelling for fans of young Queer romance.
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Stonewall memories, drag queen revenge and tickling
Brian Butler previews more Queer shows to look out for
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REVIEW: Tony! – The Tony Blair Rock Opera
Brian Butler finds the world is run by assholes
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Brighton Dome’s ‘Access Open Day: Creative Roots’ to spotlight disabled and neurodivergent artists and careers
Brighton Dome in-house artist Erin Enfys will join award-winning performer and writer Tommy, known as The Queer Historian, for a discussion about their experiences of building a career as disabled artists including some of the challenges they have faced.
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FILM REVIEW: Lonesome
Brian Butler finds much to like in the tale of a lonesome cowboy
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Suicide prevention initiative Baton of Hope to bring An Evening of Hope to Brighton Dome on Wednesday, July 5
The Baton of Hope presents a safe, unifying evening of uplifting melodies and stories about connection, community, survival and, above all, hope.
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REVIEW: Grindr: The Opera – An Unauthorised Parody
Brian Butler gets ‘hooked’ on this epic piece of erotica