Graham Robson

1 week ago | gscene.com | Graham Robson

Omg 50 years ago this summer, The Rocky Horror Picture Show – for me, the best independent musical comedy horror film of all time was released (August 1975). I wasn’t born yet but watching it for the first time with my mum (hey mother duckling!) in the 90’s is etched in my memory.

1 week ago | gscene.com | Graham Robson

Strange to travel from Brighton to London to see a gay musical set in … well, Brighton.¬†With its seaside postcard backdrop (the always inventive designer David Shields), and plastic seagulls gliding up and down, I felt at home. Writer/director Chris Burgess has created a darkly comic tale of terminal illness faced up to with humorous determination by our hero, gay columnist Adam (Dylan Aiello).

1 week ago | gscene.com | Graham Robson

Winner of series 10 of The Great British Sewing Bee Luke-Matthew Iveson, 35, also known as drag performer Selma Skreams, has officially tied the knot with their long-time partner, Jesus, in a beautiful celebration in Gran Canaria. After eight years together and three years of engagement, the couple decided to celebrate their love in a way that defies traditional norms, making it a heartfelt statement about LGBTQ+ marriage rights.

1 week ago | gscene.com | Graham Robson

Supporters of trans rights outnumbered anti-trans activists, including Kellie-Jay Keen aka Posie Parker, at a ‘Let Women Speak’ rally in Bristol yesterday (Sunday, April 13). Around 100 anti-trans activists gathered in Bristol city centre for the ‚ÄėLet Women Speak‚Äô rally. This group was countered by around 200 pro-trans activists from Protect Our Queer Streets, a group in support of trans communities.

1 week ago | gscene.com | Graham Robson

Queer Bath 2025 – WIG!. Photoshoot at the Roman Baths – credit Caitlin DamsellThe “rich tapestry” of LGBTQ+ lives, stories and creativity in Bath will be celebrated in a collaboration between the city‚Äôs venues and other partners, in the first Queer Bath campaign of its kind. Taking place from 26 May to 30 June 2025, Queer Bath is a “bold and inclusive celebration” that honours the local LGBTQ+ community through the art, culture and heritage of key Bath buildings.