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Pink Fringe does Pride

If you thought Pride was just a long, sweaty, happy march through town think again as there’s culture in them thar pink hills too, courtesy of PINK FRINGE which this year presents a trio of performance events to compliment the hedonism of the rest of the fest. First up at the DOME Studio Theatre on

THE AMERICAN PLAN: St James Theatre, London: Review

THE AMERICAN PLAN: St James Theatre, London: Review

Richard Greenberg’s wryly comic 1960s-set drama about a rich German-Jewish émigré family’s summer in the American Catskills makes its transfer from Bath to the St James Theatre in London this month for a short run, and I’d advise you to get booking soon as this is going to be a hot ticket. Diana Qui

Up4aMeet, Dreamboy?

There’s no doubting Big Brother hunk Benedict Garrett is a dreamboy. No, really, he IS actually a Dreamboy, with a capital D, although stripping and contorting for a group of drunken hens is only one of his many jobs, most of which involve sex in one way or another. He’s a porn star, an escort, […]

York Lesbian Arts Festival 2013

York Lesbian Arts Festival 2013

This year’s York Lesbian Arts Festival, an event to promote LGBTQ artists, will take place at The Guildhall, St Helen’s Square, York on Saturday, August 10 from 10am. Produced by Mei Wiltshire, the event is a springboard to promote lesbian arts, includes music, performance, reading and writing and w

Rose Collis in ‘Trouser-wearing characters’: Emporium

Rose Collis in ‘Trouser-wearing characters’: Emporium

Trouser-wearing characters, written and performed by Rose Collis, is a unique mixture of music, history and comedy — an irresistible blend of stories, vignettes and songs (evergreens and originals) about some of her favourite, eclectic ‘trouser-wearing characters’, from 50s media star Nancy Spain to

MindOut for Laughs!

MindOut for Laughs returns once again to the Komedia this year on Wednesday, July 31 at 7.30pm for “another night of polished Pride entertainment” featuring Dolly Rocket, Debra Jane Appleby, Marilyn Munroe, Qukelele, Julie Jepson, the Actually Gay Women’s Chorus. One of the community highlights of t

The Marlborough Theatre: Mazloom

Mazloom, a play based on true stories of young refugees, will play at The Marlborough Theatre, Brighton on Friday, July 5 at 7.30pm. Presented by Royal Holloway, University London and the National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns, Mazloom is a portrait of a young refugee, alone in London, who

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