FILM PREVIEW: The Happy Prince premieres at BFI Flare
The Happy Prince, written and directed by, as well as starring, Rupert Everett, opens in cinemas across the UK on June 15.
Previews
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Too young to stay in, too old to go out! by Nigel Osner
Nigel Osner returns to the Brighton Fringe and Sweet Venues with his new show Too Young to Stay In – Too Old to Go Out. He takes a quizzical look at the challenges and occasional opportunities for those who can no longer claim, even to themselves, that they are young. He looks at dating, love, work,
What does International Women’s Day mean?
International Women’s Day will be celebrated on Thursday, March 8 – but what does it mean? Paris Lees, the award-winning writer, TV personality, presenter, and equality campaigner, will explore the day’s significance at a panel discussion organised by the University of Brighton.
COMPETITION: Final chance to win a pair of tickets to the 70s/80s Disco Ball on Saturday, March 3
Gscene have five pairs of tickets to give away for the closing party at the B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival 2018. Dance the night away on the disco bunny dance floor at the 70s/80s Disco Ball fundraiser for the Rainbow Fund in the Phil Starr Pavilion on Saturday, March 3, from 7.30pm.
Tonight at B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival: An Evening with Gabriella Parrish
As part of LGBT HISTORY MONTH and The B RIGHT ON LGBT Community Festival, the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum presents An Evening with Gabriella Parrish. Gabriella will be singing musical theatre, power ballads and party anthems with her live band Human Jukebox, all raising money for Acc
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Daphna Baram in Sugarcoating
Daphna Baram’s sixth solo show finds this middle eastern Mary Poppins breathless, with good reasons. Just as she came to terms with her chubby wonderfulness she is told to lose weight or lose her toes. And just as she finally gets that coveted red passport, her new country folk vote out of Europe. W
PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Passing On by Sean Denyer
Brian and Tom, together for ten years, would like to have a child, to be as Tom says, “a proper family with two dads”. When their friend, Jane, agrees to act as a surrogate, it seems they can really have it all. But after Tom is very reluctantly pressed into finding out about his biological parents,