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There are comedy shows that make you laugh. There are theatre pieces that make you reflect. And then there are rare performances that somehow manage to do both at the same time, leaving audiences laughing one minute and quietly wiping away a tear the next. Sugar Daddy, the new solo

There is a particular kind of electricity that fills a venue just before a Jordan Gray show. Half nerves, half anticipation, and entirely charged. I caught Jordan backstage in Brighton, mid-tech rehearsal, moments before the crowd began pouring in. No costume yet, no theatrical polish - just Jordan, warm, sharp,

Scene’s podcast Still Here continues with a new episode featuring Helmut Metzner, Chair of the Magnus Hirschfeld Federal Foundation in Berlin. Following our launch episode with Craig Jones, this latest instalment takes the conversation to Germany. Recorded in German, the interview explores Metzner’s long political career, his life

There’s something quietly electric about arriving at a comedy venue just before doors open. The room hums with anticipation, chairs still warm from being stacked, microphones tested one last time, and somewhere backstage a performer is reminding themselves to breathe. That was the atmosphere at The Brunswick in Hove

What happens when sobriety meets community - and why more and more people are looking for exactly that. There’s a quiet shift happening in LGBTQ+ social life - one that doesn’t revolve around last orders, blurry nights, or needing a drink just to feel part of the room.