A friendly and casual pub and all-inclusive community space in Kemptown, Brighton, known for supporting the LGBTQ+ art and culture scene. It features a separate, intimate theatre space upstairs for performances, cabaret, and comedy.
A live performance show where Guy Lloyd transforms the radio studio into a stage, featuring live sets, interviews and a personal story of love and loss.
A woman-led sapphic gothic horror reimagining of Bram Stoker's Dracula, written and directed by Alivia Arief, blending feminine rage with Lynchian dreams.
A live radio show performance by Guy Lloyd featuring live music from Gwenifer Raymond and the Brighton quartet CARNE, alongside interviews and comedy.
World premiere of the short drama Poppy, starring Carrie Bunyan and directed by Julia Schönstädt, as part of the Brighton Rocks International Film Festival.
A live radio-style show featuring performances from bands, solo artists, comedians, and poets with a live audience.
A practical 90-minute workshop exploring feminising and masculinising facial features through make-up demos, pro tips and a live Q&A, suitable for performance, drag, theatre, photography or personal exploration.
Comedian and poet Verity Sharpe performs a humorous, biting critique of the housing system and exploitative landlords.
An experimental, multi-lingual cabaret of monstresses, made by and for mythical creatures of Ancient Greece.
Northern queer comedian Jane Postlethwaite performs her new work-in-progress comedy show, 'Bone Idle', at The Actors Pub.
A unique musical comedy performance where two artists create music while experiencing the real pain of electrocution.
A stand-up and musical comedy split bill exploring queerness, ambition, and the chaotic search for love, part of the Brighton Fringe.
LGBTQIA+ film festival featuring a special screening of '3,000 Lesbians Go to York' and thematic short film strands.
Enigmatic and charming Aussie comic Maddie HW regales stories of life in the UK and being gay.
An autobiographical and abstract theatrical cabaret show exploring personal growth, queer fluidity, and breaking heteronormative narratives.
