80’s pop legends Jimmy Somerville and Erasure have got together to lend their talent to 27000@25: When We Were Boys, a music video like nothing you’ve ever seen before with a forceful message that sticks two fingers up to the stigmatisation of people with HIV or AIDS. The unusual title harks […]
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Minyan is a story of otherness: of immigrants, Jews and homosexuals — people who, back in 80’s New York often appeared to be on the outside looking in.
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Taking time out from their current UK tour, Blyth Road sat down with Steven Smith to share a cuppa to talk about sexuality, making music and Madonna.
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The 15 LGBT+ short films shortlisted for the 2021 Iris Prize Best British Short Supported by Film4 will be broadcast on Channel 4 and streamed on All 4.
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The Guilty Feminist Presents CAMP AS CHRISTMAS will deliver wit and satire from LGBTQ+ celebs including Sandi Toksvig, Russell Tovey & Raven Smith.
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Snow White and the Seven Poofs is making a triumphant return to the West End and we’ve been promised that it’s bigger, bolder and EVEN RUDER then before.
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Ever since American pioneers hitched horses to wagons and headed for new possibilities in 1930’s westerns, perhaps most notably in John Ford’s Stagecoach, the road movie has become one of cinema’s most enduring genres. With an honourable mention to Australia (Priscilla, Queen of the Desert), they tend to work best in […]
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Welcome to the world of West North West, where Kei and her girlfriend Ai (are about to take their first big step in life: moving in together.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that Steven Smith has missed the theatre so we sent him along to the first night of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of).
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Julie Bloom talks lockdown inspiration, the eternal fascination of artists with Marilyn Monroe and introduces us to Translations.
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