Queer Contact returns to Contact – for the first time in the newly transformed venue
Alex Bikard reviews Mandla Rae’s As British as a Watermelon at Contact Theatre
From gushing over Go-Falafel to defining true love, Heather Baron-Gracie of the Pale Waves sits down with Jay Mitra to discuss queerness, her favourite spots in Manchester, and going stir crazy in a “tin can tour bus.”
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Bloody Elle at the Royal Exchange Theatre – the first show at the Royal Exchange since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic
Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir and collection of essays titled In The Dream House charts her own experiences of domestic abuse within a queer relationship.
Does Bridgerton give modern viewers everything they need?
Rosemary Russett reviews Queer Lady M at Waterside Plaza
Anna Jin reviews La JohnJoseph’s A Generous Lover at HOME
Libby reviews the annual LGBTQ+ comedy and drama night organised Hope Theatre Company
TURN ON FEST returns with in person events, following the 2020 launch and the online festival in 2021
Kinofilm’s LGBTQ Shorts Programme showcases a variety of queer short films, from a lesbian war drama to a family dramedy
The Queer House’s Pink Lemonade plays at the recently reopened Contact Theatre later this month
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews influencer, music artist and twerk dancer, Jojo Guadz, also known as the Prince of Twerk, in the eighth feature of his social media series
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interviews influencer, model, dancer, actor and art director, Raphaël Say, in the sixth feature of his social media series
Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy begins his influencer series by interviewing influencer, student, blogger, content creator, and mental health and queer activist, Max Hovey
Evie Appleson and Theatre Editor Jay Darcy interview BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon, ahead of their show, All I Want for Christmas is Attention
Sam Brougham discusses the relocation of the Pride festival in Manchester away from Canal Street due to planned redevelopments and what this means for the LGBTQ+ communities who have celebrated there for decades.
Netflix’s latest phenomenon are small lessons in how to love yourself and how to see the beauty in others
