The Constant Wife: Theatre Royal By the curtain, the laughter sits in your chest alongside something more complicated. That, one rather suspects, is exactly what Maugham intended all along, even if he could never quite say so.
Star Trek introduces first openly gay Klingon The Star Trek universe has taken a major step forward in LGBTQ+ representation with the introduction of Jay-Den Kraag, the franchise’s first openly gay Klingon. The character appears in the upcoming Paramount+ series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and is portrayed by 23‑year‑old actor Karim Diané. Diané’s
Two Black Boys in Paradise, which shows "queer love and black love through a lens of joy", wins prestigious BAFTA Two Black Boys in Paradise has won the prestigious 2026 EE BAFTA Film Award for British Short Animation, which was presented during the glittering ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall.  The stop motion animated short, which shows "queer love and black love through a lens of joy"
Gus Kenworthy and Drag Race UK star Sally™ join producing team of Sam Morrison’s Sugar Daddy Winter Olympian Gus Kenworthy and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK favourite Sally™ have joined the producing team behind Sam Morrison’s solo show Sugar Daddy, ahead of its Off‑West End run in London. Edgewood Entertainment confirmed that both stars have signed on as co‑producers, joining an already high‑
BFI Flare 2026: An opening night worth celebrating Filmmakers carried themselves with assurance that suggests they're not making work despite the cultural climate, but in full, clear-eyed conversation with it.
Turkish orchestra cancels countertenor, Bruno de Sá, after claims he looked ‘too gay’ The Presidential Symphony Orchestra of Turkey has cancelled a scheduled performance with Brazilian countertenor Bruno de Sá, a decision that has fuelled concerns over the country’s tightening restrictions on LGBTQ+ visibility in public cultural life. The cancellation, reported on 18 February by classical‑music outlet Slippedisc, was accompanied only
Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny — English National Opera, London Coliseum The ticket price is, as the opera itself might argue, the least of what you'll pay — but it is very much worth it.