Category - Queer

Age Brighton Fringe Comedy Drag London Parenthood Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Dad / Bertie Hodd, on Dad Jokes, Queerness, and Coming-Middle-of-Age

Mental Health Queer Race & Identity Theatre Trans

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Community London Musical Theatre Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Robyn Herfellow, on the Fishnet Apocalypse, Molotov Cocktails, and Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club

History London Queer Theatre

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Mille Zhong and Alissia Pervozvanski-Dangles, on Communism, Intergenerational Trauma and Daddy Issues

Lesbian London Queer Theatre Woman-Led

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Themis Theatre, on Myth, Mayhem, and Misrepresented Women

Adelaide Fringe Drag Queer

REVIEW: Polly & Esther, Adelaide Fringe 2025 ★★★★☆

London Love Queer Religion Theatre

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Nicholas Alder, on Sacred Grounds, Abusive Relationships, and Religious Rhetoric

London Mental Health Queer Theatre Woman-Led

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Tana Sirois, on Mental Health, Demisexuality, and Identity

Adelaide Fringe Cabaret & Variety Drag Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Polly & Esther, on Chosen Family, Adolescence, and Yoghurt

London Politics Queer Theatre Woman-Led

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Amanda Grace, on Indoctrination, Folktale Monsters, and Why Florida is ‘So Weird’

Adelaide Fringe Comedy Queer

REVIEW: Twinky Twinky Little Star, Adelaide Fringe 2025 ★★★★☆

Adelaide Fringe Drag Marginalised Genders Non-Binary Queer

REVIEW: KINDER, Adelaide Fringe 2025 ★★★★★

Adelaide Fringe Asian Voices Music Queer Storytelling

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Vincy Chan, on Gender, Grief, Nostalgia and Hong Kong

Clown EdFringe London Queer Storytelling Theatre

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Xhloe and Natasha, on Housewives, Boy Scouts, and Touring Across the Pond

Adelaide Fringe History Musical Theatre Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Ania Upstill, on Shakespeare’s Queerest Character, ‘Antonio!’