Our next Thursday evening session is hosted by Alotta Nerve and her sidekick Roger That who will be leading us on a relaxed singalong as we share songs submitted to the Songbook. Book your free tickets through Outsavvy https://www.outsavvy.com/event/19926/singalong-session-with-alotta-nerve-and-roger-that Have you got a story relating to a song that you would like to share with […]
Read More Songbook SingalongWe are delighted to have King Frankie Sinatra join us for a Songbook Session where they will guide you into finding your inner King. You can use your new found persona to help you tell your Songbook story or just have fun with this introduction to being a Drag King. Don’t forget to book your […]
Read More All hail the King!Forget the West End – now it’s your time to shine! Join us and share your memories of your first gay disco, or favourite Pride celebration, your coming out story, a night out with friends, the music you associate with the good times, or which transports you to a memorable time and place. These songs […]
Read More SongbookJoin us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the avant-garde masterpiece of queer cinema, Pink Narcissus. This event is a collaboration between Bijou Stories and the Triangle Centre in Deptford. On Saturday, the 14th of October, 2023, we invite you to immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of captivating visuals and live performance from: Keziah – a multi-disciplinary […]
Read More Pink NarcissusJoin us for the Thames Pride launch celebration. Thames Pride is a festival for, and created by, the LGBTQ+ community of Lewisham and Greenwich. Over the coming months participants will be invited to work with a range of artists, writers and performers to help shape and deliver a grassroots Pride for 2024. We will be […]
Read More Thames PrideUPDATE -Following the success of the reading at the National Maritime Museum the cast was invited to Newington Green Meeting House to read again. We are now looking at more ways to bring the play, which has garnered a lot of interest from its viewers, to a wider audience. Join us for a rehearsed reading […]
Read More Raising the WreckJoin us for another rehearsed reading of a Gay Sweatshop classic. Noel Greig’s queer, anti-war text was born of cold war fears of the early 80s and explores how men kill each other because they do not know how to love. The reading will be rehearsed in the morning and then open for a public […]
Read More PoppiesAn exhibition celebrating In Living Memory, Goldsmiths University’s Borough of Culture project collecting a people’s history of the Borough of Lewisham is now open to the public at The Richard Hoggart Building. Documenting each of the projects that made up the programme, including Where to, now the sequins have gone? the exhibition is located in […]
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