Coast is Queer festival, poetry panel review: What is a Queer Poem?
Keira Thomas reviews Coast is Queer Festival’s poetry panel: What is a Queer Poem?
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Trans rights take centre stage at “Autism’s Got Talent”.
Trans performers Jack Roberts and Elphaba Orion delivered a moving rendition of “For Good” at this year’s “Autism’s Got Talent”.
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Sound artist Li Yilei announces new album – and we’ve heard it!
Chinese-born, London-based performance and sound artist, Li Yilei, has revealed details of their third full-length album.
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Review. Gateways Grind: a not-to-be-missed slice of lesbian history.
In Gateways Grind Sandi Toksvig zips through the high points of the tiny Kings Road basement club’s halcyon days.
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Theatre: Steven Smith reviews No Particular Order by Joel Tan.
We are so lucky in London to not just have the incredible West End theatre but also to have countless fringe theatres.
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New music! “Queen of Duality”, the new EP from Onyda.
The Queen of Duality EP is an indie-tinged, thoughtful and beautifully performed collection which touches both the individual and the universal.
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Review. The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs at the Soho Theatre.
Writer Iman Qureshi has hit the bullseye with this inspiring ensemble piece about a women’s choir and their bid to be selected to appear on the main stage at Pride.
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New music! Claire Littley turns her hand to soulful house.
If you’re one of our regular readers, you’ll already know that the silken-voiced Claire Littley is one of our fave musicians du jour.
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Review. Kae Tempest at SWG3, Glasgow.
Kae Tempest wandered casually on to the stage as if there were no stage at all and we were all standing together at the bar.
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Review. LAVA, Soho Theatre, London: an eruption of talent.
Steven Smith reviews James Fritz’s LAVA at London’s Soho Theatre, starring Kacey Ainsworth, Dan Parr. Bethany Antonia and Oli Higginson.
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