The owner of G-A-Y nightclub Jeremy Joseph released a press release on 5th October outlining his instigation of legal action in order to challenge the UK’s current Hospitality Curfew. Leading barristers at Kings Chambers have been assembled by Mr Joseph, and have been instructed to serve Pre-Action Protocol for Judicial Review. The background The 10pm […]
Creative Director Mark Sands talks about coming out in the 80s, Section 28 and seeing the original 1988 production of Philip Osment’s This Island’s Mine.
Adam Zane, Artistic Director of Hope Theatre Company, whose show Jock Night is currently on at the King’s Head Theatre, talks about the change in Manchester’s Gay Village since his time on Queer As Folk.
In my twenties, halfway into my photography studies at the Zurich Art Institute, I ran out of inspiration. Life had gotten a bit out of hand and I found myself unable to juggle the rapid changes and developments I was facing (these included finding out about being adopted, coming to terms with being transgender, and my father coming out as gay).
On December 18, 2010, Theresa proposed to me. We had maybe an hour of our day feeling full of love and happiness before our world came crashing around us when we started telling others our happy news.
We stopped talking about our wedding. We stopped blogging. We stopped dreaming. What about the invites we had sent out? How would we explain it? What could we do? We went to a bank for help – they literally told us to change careers.
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