A 100-year-old railway bridge which passes through the gay village of Leeds has received a rainbow makeover. The rail bridge HUL4/53, which is called the Leeds Freedom Bridge, has been […]
In 1988 over 20,000 people took to the streets of Manchester to protest the Conservative Government’s controversial anti-gay legislation known as Section 28. Section 28 of the Local Government Act […]
★★★★| The Pet Shop Boys Super Tour – Leeds First Direct Arena 32 years ago, The Pet Shop Boys burst onto the music scene with West End Girls, their first […]
A gay couple were brutally beaten in what’s been described as a homophobic attack on a London-bound train on Valentine’s Day. Phillip Poole, 35 and his boyfriend, Zbynek Zatloukal, […]
★★ | La Ronde Arthur Schnitzler’s turn of the century play ‘La Ronde’ is a frequently performed and adapted classic, partly because it’s an intriguing concept and also often because […]
A man who admitted shouting homophobic abuse, whilst drunk, has been fined £150. Twenty-two-year-old Ellis Birnie, of Sandveien, Lerwick, was fined £150 after he pleaded guilty to behaving “in a […]
Delightful, charming and uproariously funny. ★★★★★ Reduced Shakespeare Company put on a masterful performance combining Shakespeare’s most and least known plays and characters into a fiendish cauldron, summoning up hilarious […]
Stories To Tell In The Middle Of The Night written and performed by Francesca Millican-Slater was not what I expected. ★★ Its premise explores the many thoughts that people have before […]
Jamie is 16 and is not like his friends at school. His best friend wants to be a doctor, but he wants to be a drag queen. Raised by his […]
★★★| The Boys in the Band A play that was originally produced off Broadway in 1968 has returned to the West End again, it’s the famous gay play ‘The Boys […]
★★★★ | Inamo A beautiful branch of the small restaurant chain Inamo has opened up in a huge beaux arts building right across from Mornington Crescent tube station – and […]
