Alfie Ordinary speaks with the drag artists who have defined, innovated, inspired and led the British queer scene’s activism and artistry in Living Legends
Alfie Ordinary speaks with the drag artists who have defined, innovated, inspired and led the British queer scene’s activism and artistry in Living Legends
Brian Butler welcomes a new and diverse cultural programme to Brighton from Brighton Pride and notes part of the proceeds of ticket sales will go to the Rainbow Fund to distribute to local Queer charities and community groups .
Alfie Ordinary, Brighton’s award-winning Drag Prince, to bring his new game show Now That’s What I Call Bingo to The Warren in Brighton from 6pm on Thursday, September 3 & 24.
Brian Butler binges on the marathon 3-day virtual Brighton Pride
Alfie Ordinary has been taking the UK drag and cabaret scene by storm with his unique take on drag as the UK’s only Drag Prince. Here, he catches up with Graham Robson to share his top tips to keep well during lockdown, performing from his living room and plans for the future… Hey Alfie, what […]
Fresh from his second run in Adelaide Fringe, Australia, Alfie Ordinary brings his 5 star rated solo show ‘Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous’ back to Brighton Fringe to the Bosco Theatre at Brighton’s iconic Spiegeltent.
Fundraising events over World Aids Day (WAD) weekend at Club Revenge raised £1,555.35 for The Rainbow Fund. The money was raised from a pound per head donated from the annual Revenge World Aids Day Red Party on Saturday, December 1 and from their World AIDS Day Dragathon which featured some of Brighton’s finest queer performers including Lydia L’Scabies, Rococo Chanel, Baby, Tayris Mongardi, Prudence Rae, Rob From Finance and Alfie Ordinary.
To mark World AIDS Day on December 1, Revenge are staging four special fundraising events at both Club and Bar Revenge to benefit the Rainbow Fund.
El Geebee Tea Queue, a brand new variety evening celebrating local, national and international LGBT + talent, launches at The Brunswick, Hove on Sunday, October 8.
Plenty Queer was born out of a desire to promote queer artistic voices, highlight the meaning of Pride, and raise some money for the Terrence Higgins Trust (THT). It has been a shared feeling among the organisers Brighton peers that, whilst always a great weekend, Brighton Pride often overlooks the creative LGBT+ talent the city has on offer.
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