Opening on Halloween at Camden People’s Theatre, Monster Show considers the potential violence in how we read each other’s bodies, questioning why we crave so much to know what people look like to decide how we feel about them.
Opening on Halloween at Camden People’s Theatre, Monster Show considers the potential violence in how we read each other’s bodies, questioning why we crave so much to know what people look like to decide how we feel about them.
“Gather round my darlings, for we have a tale of the FORBIDDEN, a story of the FIERCE and a telling of HORRIFIC, GLAMOROUS, TERROR!”
The Sussex Beacon launches #DoTheTimeWarp, a chance to bust out your best (or worst!) moves to raise vital funds for the charity’s Nursing Team.
It is time for the annual ‘spookfest’ that is the Brighton Bear Weekend Halloween Party. This year on Saturday, October 26 (the nearest Saturday to Halloween) the boys are back in the crypts of Subline.
The Brighton Bear Halloween party – Night of The Living Zombears 2 returns to the wicked depths of Subline tomorrow (Sat, Oct. 27), starting at 10pm – going on until the coffin lids shut.
Sussex Beacon charity shops on St James Street and London Road get in the Halloween spirit with a secret auction for a range of weird and wonderful items displayed in their windows.
The annual Brighton Bear Halloween party returns to the wicked depths of Subline on Saturday, October 28. This time it’s The Night of the Living Zombears. The team behind Brighton Bear Weekend will again be inviting you to dress up and party until the dead are rising out of the grave. There will be top prizes for the best costumes of the night and free vodka shots on the door.
Following the sellout success of their Halloween performance last year, Actually Gay Men’s Chorus (AGMC) embrace their dark side once again as they bid you ‘Welcome To My Nightmare’.
Fire up your Halloween weekend as Traumfrau presents ‘Inner Demons and Out There Bogeymen’. A chance for you to exorcise your shame and fears via the medium of queer disco, at Envy, above Charles Street, on Friday October 30 from 9.30pm.
