1981: Grace Jones releases her landmark album Nightclubbing; her body is brown and soft. 2015: Three women are refused entry into a London nightclub; their bodies are brown and soft. Jones: a dark skinned, androgynous, Jamaican woman, transcending societal norms to become an international superstar. Then later, three young black women, discriminated against and excluded, […]
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DANCERS from some of the world’s leading ballet companies will be screening original works this World AIDS Day in a […]
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Call for high powers and communicators to speak up amidst race and BAME discrimination as a mark of solidarity and […]
Collaborative LGBTQIA+ Theatre festival to return after a successful launch 2020. Created in partnership with Hope Mill Theatre and Superbia it will explore […]
To mark National Poetry Day at the very beginning of this month, we spoke to London-based poet, playwright and author, Caroline […]
Every year since its launch in 2004, LGBT+ History Month raises vital funds for its work to make schools safe […]
Swan Song, a comedy by Liverpool playwright Jonathan Harvey, will open a brand-new theatre festival in the city next week […]
Today, Decca Records can reveal the signing of Britain’s most successful female artist of all time, Dame Shirley Bassey. With a career spanning […]
