LGBT People in Bristol | Press Coverage by Bristol 24/7

Features / Bristol Nightlife

Off-Kilter: Championing Queer-Friendly Experimental Music

Ahead of Off-Kilter's next event, Bristol24/7 spoke to DJ and producer Daisy Moon

Theatre / Reviews

Review: Strapped, the Island – ‘Visceral extravagant queer chaos’

Toxic Shock brought their queer crime drama to the Island for a three-night run

Features / LGBT Bristol

History is made as Bristol hosts first Kiki ballroom community function

Photos of the event held inside Malcolm X Community Centre

Music / LGBT Bristol

Meet Lynks: The ‘agent of gay chaos’ born from Bristol’s indie music scene

The performer who is taking the internet by storm is now on tour

Features / Bisexual

Photographer captures hidden bi identities

"My aim is to encourage conversations outside the queer community"

Your say / LGBTQ+ nightlife

‘Bristol’s LGBTQ+ nightlife deserves more funding’

Bristol's queer nightlife has an accessibility issue, argues Bristol24/7 LGBTQ+ Editor, Andy Leake

Features / music

Helping trans and non-binary singers find their voice

How the Phoenix Song Project is empowering singers to be their authentic selves

Features / hair

The transformative power of a haircut

Jess Palfrey on her journey from the military to building an inclusive hairdressing empire

Theatre / LGBT Bristol

Using the power of pantomime to showcase Bristol’s diverse drag scene

“It’s been incredible to see how much the scene has flourished"

Features / Bristol QPOC Socials

Meet the group creating a community for Bristol’s queer people of colour

"We can connect and form a community, which is very important”

Theatre / Queer theatre

The multi-genre show where drag, gender and quantum physics collide

The show aims to bring a diverse audience to a queer-led story of ‘quantum gender’

Features / Reuben Kaye

‘The Butch is Back!’ Cabaret and comedy sensation Reuben Kaye comes to Bristol

The multi-award-winning star comes to the 1532 Performing Arts Centre on November 3

Theatre / tom marshman

After almost 30 years, Tom Marshman revisits the Weston-super-Mare of his youth

‘Brothers Across The Decades’ reflects intergenerational dialogue between LGBTQ+ community voices

Theatre / Thatcher

Smash-hit drag extravaganza ‘Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho’ comes to Bristol

The Iron Lady is back, and she’s lost in Soho

Features / Section 28

‘A generation of queer silence’: Telling the forgotten stories of Section 28

Tom Marshman explores the legacy of the anti-gay law three decades on

Features / LGBTQ+

Historic document reveals tragic story of executed gay couple

The rare witness statement from 1752 is on show at Bristol Archives

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