Review: Neon Moon Burlesque Review at Brighton Fringe
Neon Moon Burlesque is an unmissable experience, a scintillating showcase of talent and sensuality that promises to leave you enchanted.
All Aboard the Pride Express: Your ultimate guide to European Pride celebrations by train
European trains are the epitome of chic. These locomotives are no ordinary carriages; theyāre the supermodels of the railway world, strutting their stuff at high speeds and turning heads wherever they go. As you glide smoothly from one vibrant city to the next
Marriage Equality Bill in Thailand an āhistoric stepā for LGBTQ+ rights
The passing of the Marriage Equality Bill in Thailand has been called an āhistoric stepā for LGBTQ+ rights. The Bill grants LGBTQ+ couples equal rights with heterosexual couples in relation to marriage, child adoption, healthcare consent and inheritance, among other things. The Bill will now be subm
REVIEW: āThe Kite Runnerā @ Theatre Royal Brighton
The Kite Runner soars as an emotionally harrowing but ultimately life-affirming play, the triumph of this adaptation rests on the shoulders of the phenomenal cast and their ability to breathe empathetic life into their flawed characters.
Dykes Who Hike: hiking group for LGBTQ+ women and non-binary people a āwholesomeā space to connect
Lucy Cooper, 23, and Yasmin Message, 27, founders of Dykes Who Hike, a hiking group for LGBTQ+ women and non-binary people, have said they were eager to create a āwholesomeā space for people to connect with each other. Lucy and Yasmin decided to establish the group in response to the lack of spaces
REVIEW: The Butterfly Trail @ Brighton Spiegeltent
Children will be transfixed by the AR insects, while adults can find solace in the relaxing, immersive projections. Itās a show that gently encourages us all to spread our wings, even if only for a fleeting moment.
New survey finds over half of people in the Midlands have considered moving from the region due to their identity
A new study commissioned by Midlands LGBT+ Project has found that 54% of people living in the Midlands have considered moving away from the region because of their identity. The research, titled LGBT+ Life in the Midlands, highlights the progress made and the ongoing challenges faced by LGBTQ+ indiv