North Sapph-Fest: Showcasing the Work of Queer Women and Non-Binary Artists,...
Sapph-Fest is dedicated to uplifting and showcasing the bold work of queer women and non-binary artists. Running from August 3 to 28, this month-long celebration will transform The Hope Theatre into a...
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Earworm: Why I Wrote an Anti-Rom-Com for Camden Fringe
Honestly, the idea for my play, Earworm, came after a breakup. My mind was everywhere: sadness, sex, spirituality, intermittent fasting, plant growing, and most of all, music. Instead of picking the...
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Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It at Soho Theatre, 7 – 26 September 2026
Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw is written, performed and co-directed by award-winning NYC-based queer clowning duo Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland, and co-directed by Tom Costello. Dissecting how...
View ArticleCommunity vs Events – The Difference, and Why It Matters For GBTQ+ Men
Almost every event that happens in queer London now seems to be branded as ‘community’. Every gathering, every party, every workshop is positioned as a space where community happens. And I think we’ve...
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Here Comes J Edgar! Review: Exquisite Production Values and Outstanding...
Here Comes J Edgar! is a puzzling production. On one hand, it is a right roaring romp with exquisite production values and outstanding musicality anchored by a delightful and magnetic leading man...
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Dead Effing Rebels Debuts at Camden Fringe During August 2026
Dead Effing Rebels is a show rooted in queerness, written and directed by a transwoman, and featuring an entirely queer cast. In Dead Effing Rebels, we follow a diverse group of characters—Mister,...
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Queer Bloomsbury Festival Returns to Charleston on 15 August 2026
For the first time, Queer Bloomsbury at Charleston House is fully curated by Queer Heritage South and powered by Marlborough Productions, so you know it’s going to be something special. At the heart...
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Andrew Logan’s Alternative Miss World 2026: GAIA to have Open Air Debut on 13...
Andrew Logan’s Alternative Miss World’s 16th earthly incarnation, Gaia, is a spectacular, one-night only celebration of the planet we call home. Gaia is a nod to the late chemist James Lovelock’s...
View ArticleRiffRaff Kabarett at Walthamstow Trades Hall, 4 August 2026
Inspired by the infamous Weimar Republic, RiffRaff Kabarett offers a dark slice of 1920s Berlin, infused with contemporary, working-class political punk energy. Created and hosted by the dynamic duo...
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Bury Me Before You Marry Me: Love, Grief and the Ghost Wedding
Bury Me Before You Marry Me begins with the tradition of ghost marriage: a ritual found in parts of Chinese and Asian culture in which a deceased unmarried person may be symbolically married, so that...
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The Importance of Being Oscar at the Park Theatre, 22 July – 22 August 2026
Oscar Wilde was a Victorian homosexual dandy who loved eccentric socialites. He travelled to America with “nothing to declare except his genius” and found worldwide success as a playwright. The...
View ArticleLinus Karp Was Hit With An Umbrella: Linus Talks to QX About the Attack and...
After taking time to emotionally process the attack, Linus and his husband, Joseph, who is also his creative partner, are now transforming this traumatic experience into a live performance. This show...
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Heather Woodhouse on In His Words at The Bread & Roses Theatre, London, 4 – 8...
It is on quiet mornings alone that it overwhelms me: the different versions of myself that exist in the world, in other people’s heads Intense? Bossy? Feeble? Crazy? If only lightly, these bug me. I...
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HOLE! At Soho Theatre, 17 July – 1 August
After a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2025 and a March show in New York at The Public Theater (Joe’s Pub, where they recorded a live album of HOLE! (stream now), Jake Brasch and Nadja...
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A Day in the Life of Paulus the Cabaret Geek
“I have to chew gum from quite early in the day in order to get my mouth around Victoria’s songs,” he says, sitting in his Crystal Palace garden, surrounded by beautiful roses. “I don’t know whether...
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Paul Spike Talks to QX About the Murder in 1966 of His Father, Civil Rights...
Reverend Robert Warren Spike was a foundational yet often unsung white American civil rights leader and clergyman during the Hoover years. On 17th October, 1966, Reverend Robert Spike was found...
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London Trans+ Pride 2026: Our Future, Our Fight, Saturday 25th July 2026
Last year, over 100,000 people marched in the largest trans pride event in history. This year’s march will challenge that record. The political context surrounding this year’s march is dire Following...
View ArticleRemember! Remember!: The Camp New Musical Previews at Pleasance in London...
When we set out to write our first full-length show together, we didn’t intentionally choose a queer theme, although we suppose it was somewhat inevitable. As a writing and performing group, half of...
View ArticleQueer Summer Streaming from Peccadillo
Journey with Peccadillo from Latin America through Europe to Australia. There’s also the 25th edition of the popular Boys on Film short film collection along with plenty of drama, passion and...
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Unsuitable: A History of Lesbian Fashion
Eleanor Medhurst’s Unsuitable: A History of Lesbian Fashion is now available in its first paperback edition. If you’re interested in fashion and LGBTQ history, you’ll want to check this out. As a...
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