To Cage a God combines two things that fascinate me: Russian history and mythology. The book’s backdrop of a brewing people’s revolt against a magically gifted upper class evokes some parallels to the real-world tensions surrounding the decline of the Russian empire and the House of Romanov. However, the story also explores themes around the […]
Touch-Me-Not: Ian Humphreys
Touch-Me-Not Ian Humphreys this flower doesn’t belong on the canal hiding in an airless tunnel where no-one goes before dark rooted to a thin layer of dirt head bowed butter bloom an open mouth that faint smell of sherbet when someone passes it brushes a thigh springs back against the wall careful just one […]
Daniel Foxx: Villain on Tour
Fast-rising comedian and social media star Daniel Foxx is taking his acclaimed debut show Villain on tour. It’s a show about growing up in the 1990s and 2000s, getting his revenge on school bullies and realising that the film characters you most identify with are the baddies. Foxx, 29, has been described as ‘utterly hilarious […]
Micheal Marouli: Angels of The North
Ahead of the Angels of The North taking place this April, one third of the group and Drag Race finalist Michael Marouli got in touch let us know what we’re in for. We chatted about the unmatched charm of Northern Drag as well as History Month, inprov and of course, world domination. What can […]
LGBTQ+ History Month at Royal Museums Greenwich
Royal Museums Greenwich will once again celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month with a range of events for all ages, including a family festival, an after-hours symposium, and a masquerade ball. Out at Sea 17 February, 11am-4pm Visit the National Maritime Museum for the annual Out at Sea festival, celebrating queer maritime history through the ages. […]
Tuesday at Pegasus Theatre
Ellie and Ollie are just like any other brother and sister. They fight like mad, Ellie likes toast and Ollie likes cereal, they even support different football teams for goodness sake. They couldn’t have less in common if they tried… but one Tuesday, everything changes. A brand new family play from award winning playwright Tabby […]
QUEENZ – The show with BALLS at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Direct from their smash-hit run in London’s West End, these dazzling divas deliver a night of fun and fabulousness as they dance like Britney and sing like Whitney. Get ready for jaw dropping live vocals and a set list full of pop party anthems, including, ‘Queen Of The Night, Born This Way, Raining Men, I […]
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at New Theatre Oxford
Following a record-breaking three-year West End residency, sold out UK & Ireland Tour and Amazon studios award-winning film, the smash-hit and critically acclaimed musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is coming to Oxford. Jamie New is sixteen and lives on a council estate in Sheffield. Jamie doesn’t quite fit in. Jamie is terrified about the […]
The Shortlist For The 2024 Gaydio Pride Awards
Gaydio has announced the shortlist for the Gaydio Pride Awards 2024 with Hilton, a ceremony dedicated to recognising and celebrating the efforts made to better LGBTQ+ lives in the UK. Those shortlisted for the 13award categories, will be honoured at a glitzy ceremony in February 2024 at Manchester’s Hilton hotel, where guests will enjoy an evening […]
Effective Swiping: Online Dating Strategies
While online dating may seem straightforward, achieving meaningful connections is often not so simple. Many factors come into play, from the psychology of first impressions to the algorithms that power these platforms. A better understanding of these elements can turn aimless swiping into a more productive process. Understanding the Algorithm Most online dating apps utilize […]