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, […]
4 STARS Somewhere to belong was a brilliantly witty and clever exploration of societal views on bisexuality and the implications […]
Boni Adeliyi stands at the front of The Theatre Chipping Norton stage, reeling off a plethora of names from Black […]
When banks and sandwich shops have more pride than we do, where can we go to be with our tribe? It’s […]
What is Conversion Therapy? Conversion therapy tries to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity. The ‘therapy’ itself can look […]
Having spent a lifetime being an inspiration to others, queer, Crip (disabled) artist Dan Daw is finally seizing the moment […]
She’s back, Drag Queen, musician, stand up comedian, entertainer, entrepreneur. After a successful UK tour in 2018, All Stars 3 winner Trixie […]
It’s 2022. There’s a rainbow flag in every high street window – and no lesbian bar. Enter The Ministry […]
PERFORMANCES BEGIN ON TUESDAY 3RD MAY Michael Harrison and the Really Useful Group are delighted to announce that direct from […]
Somewhere To Belong, a funny and gloriously unsubtle theatre show about bisexuality that amplifies the voices of those who are […]
