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John McCullough

BOOK REVIEW: Panic Response by John McCullough

BOOK REVIEW: Panic Response by John McCullough

This is superb LGBTQ+ poetry, poems from a queer voice of the highest quality, a book to return to, to open at random, to let into your mind to cavort. McCullough is also (and I’ve said this before) a bloody good read.

Tonight at B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival: The Seven Doors of Danny

Tonight at B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival: The Seven Doors of Danny

A new musical based on Shakespeare’s The Seven Ages of Man with music by Ricky Horscraft, words by John McCullough with additional material for musical theatre adaptation by Tom Slater-Hyndman. Performed by members of Actually Gay Men’s Chorus, University of Sussex Symphony Orchestra, guest performe

PREVIEW: Polari tenth birthday tour comes to Marlborough Theatre

PREVIEW: Polari tenth birthday tour comes to Marlborough Theatre

London’s multi award-winning LGBT literary salon returns to the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton, as part of its tenth birthday tour, funded by Arts Council England. Curated and hosted by author Paul Burston with readings and performances from Sylvia Brownrigg, Cerys Evans, Alexis Gregory, VG Lee and J

PREVIEW: Polari tenth birthday tour comes to the Marlborough Theatre

PREVIEW: Polari tenth birthday tour comes to the Marlborough Theatre

London’s multi award-winning LGBT literary salon returns to the Marlborough Theatre on Friday, October 20, as part of its tenth birthday tour, funded by Arts Council England.

BOOK REVIEW: SpaceCraft by John McCullough

BOOK REVIEW: SpaceCraft by John McCullough

John McCullough’s first collection of poems, The Frost Fairs, won the Polari First Book Prize and captivated many readers immediately with his delicate, comprehensive and utterly deceptive and subtle use of words to capture the momentum of love in our lives.

PICTURE DIARY: Dignitaries attend first performance of new LGBT song cycle

PICTURE DIARY: Dignitaries attend first performance of new LGBT song cycle

Mayor of Brighton and Hove, Cllr Lynda Hyde, the High Sheriff of East Sussex, Michael Foster and Peter Kyle, MP for Hove & Portslade were among the dignitaries attending the first performance of The Seven Doors of Danny at St Andrew Church, Hove last night.

FEATURE: From barboy to Bard

FEATURE: From barboy to Bard

If you grew up in a small, not very interesting town, the cosmopolitan city of Brighton can hold a magnetic pull, and for poet John McCullough it was no different.

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