Our Top Ten Picks at BFI Flare London’s Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

BFI Flare London’s LGBT Film Festival celebrates its 30th Edition this month with one of their most exciting and eclectic programs to date and it is the reason that we are packing our party clothes to catch the Virgin Atlantic plane back across the Pond to indulge in 12 days of real queer cinematic treats.   … Continue reading

Out and About! Archiving LGBTQ+ history at Bishopsgate Institute, London

  Bishopsgate Institute stages a take-over of The Curve with an archive installation of objects, ephemera, and media highlighting 40 moments and stories in London’s LGBTQ+ history. Bishopsgate Institute has been collecting the lived experiences of everyday people for over a century, and their unique special collections and archives present the stories of individuals, collectives … Continue reading

OUT AND ABOUT WITH LINDEN: A Queer Archive of The North of the UK in the 1990s

  Throughout the 1990s in the UK Stuart Linden Rhodes was leading a double life. During the day he was a teacher in the classroom. But as day turned to night Stuart was to be found behind his trusty camera, capturing the goings-on in LGBTQ bars, pubs, and clubs across the north of England in … Continue reading

Out Of The Blue sing Lady Marmalade

Out Of The Blue, an all male acapella group made up of Oxford University Students have released their latest single ‘Lady Marmalade’ from Moulin Rouge and its as hot as hell. Check out the video below and then when you are done watching ( and trust us you will want to see it more than … Continue reading

OUT OF THE SHADOWS an evening of music for LGBT History Month in London

  As part of the LGBT History Month in 2023, Robert Hugill presents Out of the Shadows, a recital featuring pianist Nigel Foster (artistic director of the London Song Festival), tenor Ben Vonberg-Clark, and baritone James Atkinson in the world premiere of Hugill’s cantatas Out of the Shadows and Et expecto resurrectionem.  Alongside these two will be a selection of Hugill’s songs, from love songs and … Continue reading

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