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Pride Guided Tours at Shakespeare’s Globe to bring to life queer stories and characters from Shakespeare’s life and times

Pride Guided Tours at Shakespeare’s Globe to bring to life queer stories and characters from Shakespeare’s life and times

Pride Guided Tours bring to life the queer stories and characters from Shakespeare’s life and times. Guides will explain what life would have been like for the queer community during Shakespeare’s lifetime, an important era in LGBTQ+ history.

REVIEW: The Way Old Friends Do @ Theatre Royal Brighton

REVIEW: The Way Old Friends Do @ Theatre Royal Brighton

Great fast paced fun for fans of modern relationship comedy, light touch while pretending to be something deeper, a must for those who worship at the Alter of ABBA with plenty of original music scattered throughout the evening.

Queer artist Abby French wins Brighton Marina Bench Wrap design competition

Queer artist Abby French wins Brighton Marina Bench Wrap design competition

Abby’s design was unveiled at Brighton Marina over the May Bank Holiday and will grace 26 benches until the start of next year’s competition.

Arts and activism organisation, Queer-side, becomes a CIC and launches Just Giving to support its work

Arts and activism organisation, Queer-side, becomes a CIC and launches Just Giving to support its work

Queer-side is now fundraising and looking for new sources of funding which will allow them to continue their development for the LGBTQ+ community locally. In order to raise funds, Queer-side has set up a JustGiving page to raise £6,000 to support their work.

Jill Gardiner, celebrated lesbian historian and poet, dies aged 63. Words by Jane Traies.

Jill Gardiner, celebrated lesbian historian and poet, dies aged 63. Words by Jane Traies.

Her death has come as a shock to her many friends, and is a loss to the wider lesbian community. As well as being a significant historian and poet, Jill will be remembered as a loyal and generous friend, who has been taken from us far too soon.

Wolverhampton born Beverley Knight wins Best Supporting Actress at Olivier Awards

Wolverhampton born Beverley Knight wins Best Supporting Actress at Olivier Awards

During her speech, Beverley Knight praised theatre, which is becoming more accessible and inclusive. She said: “A show like Sylvia makes theatre accessible. We are diverse on stage and I love that I look out and see diversity in age, in race and most likely in [theatregoers’] financial situations, t

Local artist creates Van Gogh-inspired ‘Starry Night’ artwork of Brighton landmarks

Local artist creates Van Gogh-inspired ‘Starry Night’ artwork of Brighton landmarks

The artwork by Pauly the Painter marks the 170th birthday of Van Gogh, along with Van Gogh Alive’s Brighton opening

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