Seychelles launches its first LGBTQ+ film festival this Pride Month
LGBTI Sey, which advocates for sexual orientation and gender identity rights in Seychelles, launched its first LGBTQ+ film festival to mark Pride Month.
Arts
WaterBear launches new LGBTQ+ documentary – Together We Dance
Together We Dance follows the story of Jonathan Prestney and his local LGBTQ+ community in Colchester, as they turn to dance to help them through their darkest days during the pandemic.
MAISIE, documentary on Britain’s oldest drag artist, in cinemas August 5
MAISIE is a hilarious fly-on-the-wall documentary about Britain’s oldest drag artiste David Raven aka Maisie Trollette, who at 88 is still shaking his sequins after over 50 years in the business.
PREVIEW: Brighton’s midsummer music season
Brian Butler finds many delights in next weekend’s Brighton Early Music Festival
Rainbow Chorus to take part in Tesco Community Grants Scheme
Brighton’s longest running LGBTQ+ choir needs your help to reach out to deaf and sign language users in our community.
REVIEW: The Burnt City – Punchdrunk
We are ghosts in this narrative machine, and the action unfolds around us in small private performances or huge perfectly choregraphed set pieces, stunning in their reach and discipline.
REVIEW: Brighton Music Conference by Kate Wildblood
After its two year COVID break the energy was at Duracell bunny levels with students, professionals, business leaders and DJs excited to be back in the room, literally, as panels, talks, demos, masterclasses and networking, oh the networking, allowed us to revel in the post-lockdown contacts we were