We caught up with Baby Lame to talk about the spectacular MIMI’s PRIDE special at East London’s gorgeous Art Deco 1933 venue The Troxy, with special guest PEACHES!
Audible and Out on the Page have joined forces with over 40 of UK’s most prominent and exciting LGBTQIA+ writers to celebrate Queer storytelling with the release of an extensive Pride List of Queer Storytelling.
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It’s actually getting sunnier, isn’t it? We’re not hallucinating, it’s actually happening! Well, rain or shine, you an brighten things up by following our list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) this June!
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May arrives with a bank holiday bang, and whether you care about crowns and coronations or not, the extra day off is surely a good thing! Make the most of May by following our list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) this May!
It’s turning into the year of Mojisola Adebayo – and this latest from the acclaimed theatremaker, STARS, is a gold-plated, Afrofuturist barnstormer.
An embracing celebration of queer joy and community at SE London’s most exciting venue!
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The clocks have leapt forward, and apparently it’s officially British Summer Time – we’re not so sure, but while we wait for things to heat up we can at least make the most of that extra hour of daylight! Here’s our list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) this April!
Blue Jean is touching, poignant and unmissable portrait of lesbian life. It highlights the need to fight to rid the UK of Section 28’s toxic message of homophobic hatred.
From her initial break at London’s legendary after-hours party Trade at Turnmills, Smokin’ Jo has enjoyed a successful 33 year career behind the decks – having played in pretty much every corner of the globe and in every major nightclub you could care to mention.
Travis Alabanza’s Sound of the Underground is a breath of fresh air at the Royal Court, a riot of spilled T and a rallying cry for London’s underground club culture.
