Over The Top
Rosemary Branch Theatre 2 Shepperton Rd, London, United KingdomExperience the riotous, one-woman show where fandom meets the frontlines. This show is absurd, audacious, and joyfully queer! It’s 1914 …
£10
Events
30 events found.
LGBTQ+ Theatre
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
Featured
Have You Met Stan?
Have You Met Stan?
Kings Head Theatre 116 Upper Street, London, United KingdomAwarded the Brighton Fringe Musical Theatre Bursary Award, Have You Met Stan? had a successful premiere at Oxford’s OFFBEAT Festival. The musical is set to return with performances […]
£21
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
Featured
Have You Met Stan?
Have You Met Stan?
Kings Head Theatre 116 Upper Street, London, United KingdomAwarded the Brighton Fringe Musical Theatre Bursary Award, Have You Met Stan? had a successful premiere at Oxford’s OFFBEAT Festival. The musical is set to return with performances […]
£21
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
Queer Theatre Acting Classes
Two Brewers 114 Clapham High Street, London, United KingdomQueer Theatre’s weekly acting classes for queer people are held every Monday. Led by award-winning theatre director Andrew Keates, the classes welcome LGBTQ+ performers of all levels. QX […]
£20
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
Jock Night
Seven Dials Playhouse 1a Tower Street, London, United KingdomBen (played Holby City’s David Paisley) is a Victoria Wood enthusiast in his forties, striving to find love in a culture of casual encounters and chemsex. Hilarious, cuttingly honest, and thought-provoking, Jock Night is a comedy-drama rooted in the lived experiences of Manchester’s LGBTQ+ community.
£26.50
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15
The Divine Theatre Night
The Divine 33 Stoke Newington Road, London, United KingdomMonsters, a queer myth: Utilises mask, dance and storytelling. It uses projections and costumes. Winner: Hollywood Fringe Producer’s Award. Show starts at 8 o’clock.
£7
Jock Night
Seven Dials Playhouse 1a Tower Street, London, United KingdomBen (played Holby City’s David Paisley) is a Victoria Wood enthusiast in his forties, striving to find love in a culture of casual encounters and chemsex. Hilarious, cuttingly honest, and thought-provoking, Jock Night is a comedy-drama rooted in the lived experiences of Manchester’s LGBTQ+ community.
£26.50
After The Act
Royal Court Theatre Sloane Square, London, United KingdomIn 1988, a law was introduced that banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.
£15