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  • Break Free – an empowering musical celebration with LGBT+ theatre artists

    Break Free is an empowering musical celebration with LGBT+ theatre artists, sharing their personal journeys and performances of musical theatre and pop songs that have inspired them.

    14 stage stars will feature in the filmed concert of pop and musical theatre songs, with proceeds going to LGBT+ charity Stonewall UK. The cast includes Natasha Agnew, Paul Baker, Allie Daniel, Elouise Davis, Andrew Derbyshire, Mark Inscoe, Eleanor Kane, Millie O’Connell, Alex Thomas Smith, Courtney Stapleton, La Voix, Shona White, Layton Williams and Charlotte York.

    This special filmed event will be available to watch live from over 100 countries, and is available to purchase in various currencies. Break Free premieres on Friday 19 February at 8PM GMT and purchasers have on-demand access for 72 hours

  • Thespie presents – In the Room: Max Harwood – free artist talk

    Producer and Olivier nominee Aimie Atkinson (SIX, Pretty Woman) chats to Max Harwood for this episode of  our series of weekly talks with inspiring artists from around the world.
    Max plays the titular character in the upcoming film adaptation of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, which is set for release this year.
    He will chat to Aimie about making his professional  acting debut in the movie, which follows a teenager hoping to realise his drag queen dreams.The  artist talks stream live on Thespie at 8pm GMT and can be viewed anywhere in the world. Free to watch and  also be available to view on demand following the initial event.

    Thespie is offering programming throughout February that highlights the achievements of Black theatre artists and LGBTQ theatre artists, including two concerts for charity: The Road to Prominence, which supports Black Lives Matter UK, and Break Free, which supports Stonewall UK.

  • Woods next to abandoned burial ground

    Woods on the Abandoned 17th century burial ground.

    ***Read fully before attending so you know what’s what & what works best ***

    Address: Cemetery St, Middleton M24, United Kingdom

    City: Manchester

    Neighbourhood: Middleton

    Postcode: M246DU

    You can access the site from a few different points, but the best access is to use the turn off from Long Street, Middleton. Next to the pub.

    The site is on an abandoned 17th century burial ground, so the woodlands parts will have a lot of broken grave stones and a lot of tree and bush coverage.

    A lot of actions goes on here, in the winter it’s usual when night fall at around 8pm to 1am, in the summer you’ll have to be careful as dog walkers use the site.

    How to cruise successfully:

    1. Enter the woods/burial ground from the bottom of long street, you’ll see a big tall gate and some bricks, enter through their.
    1. Pick a place to stand, you can hover around inside the entrance, don’t stand in-front of it as you may put people off! You can also hang around the big pointed monument if you walk up the tallest path (to your left)
    2. Put one hand in your pants, this will show your intentions, this should also be done by everyone as a sign!!! Otherwise no one is going to know.
    3. When you find someone, give them a signal to follow or nod your head, walk down path 2, you’ll come across some stairs that go towards the burial ground, walk a little down but not much, this is one of the ideal places to do your business, as you can see any approaching people from all directions.

    If you’re on the site at around 9pm it’s safe to say that 9/10 people are their for cruising purposes.

    ** if you’re approaching people who may be already getting down & dirty , make sure you have your hand down your pants as a signal! **

    Who goes up there?

    45% chavs

    20% Twinks

    25% average joes

    5% workmen / builders etc

    5% men over 50

    ****** Just remember ********

    Hang around, don’t give up straight away. And always have one hand in your pants!

    Make sure you take your rubbish away as you don’t want the council to get annoyed

    Best be there at 9pm for the best action, don’t be scared if your walking through at night time your eyes will adapt within minutes, there is no problems up there & you won’t be bothered with by anyone.

    I have personally had a lot of experience, twinks, chavs, bi lads, odd straight lad, nice daddy looking guy, a lot of sucks and a few circle jerks, and anal etc, It’s a good site & since it’s dark it stops a lot of time wasters.

    If you have any questions dm me, I’ll try to respond

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  • Thespie Thursdays With Courtney Stapleton and Eloise Davies

    As part of our LGBT+ History Month celebration, UK stage stars Courtney Stapleton (SIX and Dear Evan Hansen), and Elouise Davis (Be More Chill, Grease) will join Thespie Creative Producer and Olivier nominee Aimie Atkinson (SIX, Pretty Woman) for a Thespie Thursday artist talk.

    Our series of weekly artist talks features inspiring theatre folk from around the world. Courtney, Eloise and Aimie will come together to share stories from their careers and chat about a very exciting upcoming project they are all involved in called Breaking Free, an empowering musical celebration with LGBT+ theatre artists.

    The Thespie Thursday artist talks stream live on Thespie at 8pm GMT and can be viewed anywhere in the world. They are free to watch and will also be available to view on demand following the initial event.

  • Preston Park

    Hang out in the area and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, give a little cough to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.

    Cruisiest Spot: There are two toilets that can be used if needed, at night both the far wooded area to the right as you enter the park (near the river) is active with guys and down behind the rear of the main hall building close.

     

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  • Newport Bridge Layby

    Hang out in the area and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, give a little cough to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.
    If someone’s interested they will follow you.
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  • Castle Eden Walkway

    Hang out in the area and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, give a little cough to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.
    Don’t use car park
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  • Tees Barrage

    Hang out in the area and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, give a little cough to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers. From the car park go on foot through the white water course to the footpath that runs along the river.  Head towards the Newport bridge all along that path there are places to go just hang about.
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  • Farmer’s Road

    Hang out in your car and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, you could flick your interior light to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.
    Warning there has been increased police activity here.
    Use the bottom half of this road. The laybys there are the safest as you can see traffic coming up and down.
    Going behind the hay bales or bushes for more discretion.
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  • The Galleries Washington

    Look out for toilet attendants and other users. Head to the last cubicle and quietly cough to see if anyone’s inside. If you’re in the cubicle and want some company open the door. Cruisest spot is the Urinals but there is also quite a lot of action at the cubicles as there are large gaps below the doors/walls.

    Busiet time is between 3 and 5.

     

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  • Washington Services

    Look out for toilet attendants and other users. Head to the last cubicle and quietly cough to see if anyone’s inside. If you’re in the cubicle and want some company open the door.

    Cruisest spot is the Urinals but there is also quite a lot of action at the cubicles as there are large gaps below the doors/walls.

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