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London’s Number One Adults Only Pantomime Is Back! 
Yes, it’s back the hilarious Snow White and the Seven Poofs London’s favourite adult pantomime returns to the London stage for 2021 this time BIGGER BOLDER AND RUDER!!!

Developer of Joiners Arms site in east London pledges cash to find the LGBTQ+ community a new home.

The Andy Warhol retrospective at London’s Tate Modern aims to unearth Warhol the person from the facade of Warhol the icon.

Photographer Heather Glazzard spent the day travelling around London to find out what Pride looks and feels like this year for chosen families across the city.

Harlequins’ Gallagher Premiership Fixture against London Irish on 15th February has been confirmed as the inaugural LGBTQ+ Pride Game.

The venue that first brought London’s gay culture into the mainstream is still going strong today after four decades of glamour, glitz and perspiration

The diamond dust, LGBT screen print project was born from a partners struggle with his sexuality, his identity and his place in this world

TORCH SONG TRILOGY remains Harvey Fierstein's magnificent MASTERPIECE and opens the new Turbine Theatre at Battersea Power Station. With top price tickets only £33, this is a treat for theatre-lovers.

On Saturday 6 July, the capital commemorates Pride in London – celebrating the lives, achievements, history and future of the LGBT+ community.

Queer theatre company Outbox’s show, And The Rest Of Me Floats, is a playful, anarchic celebration of gender expression

Sacha and Sheldon are hosting one of the world's first LGBT graveyard tour at Brompton Cemetery.

Since becoming famous as Britain’s first out Muslim drag queen, Asifa Lahore has been speaking out on LGBT+ rights and her Islamic faith…

Gay life in London was vibrant as the 1980s began, but a mysterious illness was soon to change that.

From the treacherous ‘sex trucks’ of New York to the grim days of Aids and Clause 28 in Britain, Sunil Gupta had a ringside seat at the fight for gay liberation. At last, the Zelig-like photographer is getting his dues

It's not a single running club so much as a global network.

myGwork, the global recruitment and networking organisation for LGBTQ+ professionals, is launching its first global digital conference, #WorkPride, in place of postponed or cancelled flagship LBGTQ+ events.

London’s nightlife and cultural venues have been some of the hardest hit by the events of the past few months. With countless shows and events having been cancelled...

Swimmer Michael Gunning is targeting the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after overcoming prejudice to succeed in the pool.

We speak to the group's founders about its initial success and plans to spread awareness and support in 2020 and beyond

The comedian has spent more than 30 years outraging and educating straight audiences. He recalls his early fame, the infamous Norman Lamont gag – and his brief stab at heterosexuality.

From Michelangelo’s David to a Hindu deity, cultural institutions are digging into their vaults to display once-hidden objects of same-sex desire and gender nonconformity

It's 50 years this month since members of the queer community in New York rose up to fight for their rights after a police raid on their favourite drinking hole, the Stonewall Inn.

We went to a cabaret night called "Dirty Di's Tunnel of Love" to find out if Diana standom is sincere, a kitsch joke, or a combination of the two.

In April 2018, during an exchange backstage at the Olivier Awards, leading arts producer Sonia Friedman promised to represent the queer community in London’s West End within 12 months. “I’m of a particular age now and know that if I’m going to continue to do theatre that represents now, I’m going to have to work …