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London, England · London

“Growing Up Gay: Why Quiet Representation in Books Matters More Than Ever” by Mo Fanning

I didn’t equate ‘poufter’ with homosexuality. At ten, I’m not sure anyone truly grasped what being gay meant, beyond it being something to mock. I certainly didn’t. The unease I felt was nameless, shapeless. Something different lay inside me, but there was no language for it yet. It just hovered, marking me out, vulnerable and visible. School magnified my differences. Good at English, always top of the class in storytelling—this could have been …See the Story

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Edinburgh Fringe Festival is the largest festival in the world. QX highlights five more LGBTIQ+ shows

Fans of Edinburgh Fringe Festival will be able to catch up with the very best LGBTIQ+ performances by reviewing our related content here. So remember to bookmark the page as we’ll be constantly adding to our Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025 previews. A Drag Is Born Edu Díaz (Image by Miguel Garzón) Edu Diaz’s wordless performance, A Drag Is Born, transforms homophobia into a powerful celebration of queer joy through a blend of clowning, lip-syncin…Read Article

London, England · London

Marcus Megastar: HeartThrob UK Tour 2025 at Camden Fringe, London, 22 - 23 August '25

Marcus Megastar: HeartThrob UK Tour 2025, carries the party on from his sizzling 2023 full run at PBH’s Free Fringe at the Edinburgh Festival. Marcus arrives extravagantly by stretch limousine, launching into his exciting opening number with his signature red Flying V electric guitar set to dance music produced by American circuit party DJ Pumpkin Spice. “like an O2 concert on a budget!”Miss Hope Springs Immersive screens provide impressive bac…Read Article

This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre: First Look Production Photos

This Bitter Earth is a major new production is currently playing at the Soho Theatre in London until Saturday, 26 July 2025. This production marks the UK directorial debut of Billy Porter, who is a Grammy Award, Emmy Award, and three-time Tony Award winner. QX did an indepth interview with Billy and you can read it here. The cast features Omari Douglas, known for his role in Channel 4’s “It’s a Sin,” for which he received a BAFTA nomination. He …Billy Porter · London Read Article

Pedro Leandro writes about coming out ahead of his debut stand-up hour, Soft Animal, at Edinburgh Fringe

It took a while for me to come out, even to myself. I’d had a feeling in the pit of my stomach for years that something was up. A heterosexual boy shouldn’t be endlessly rewinding Chris O’Donnell, removing the plastic film from his lips after kissing Poison Ivy in the much-maligned (/misunderstood) 1997 masterpiece Batman and Robin. A heterosexual boy doesn’t tend to watch and rewatch Freddie Mercury interviews and cry because he never got to me…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

Celebrating 20 years of UK Black Pride at the Queer Britain Museum in London

Now open at London’s Queer Britain Museum, the exhibition charts the development of the event from a picnic in Southend in 2005 to this year’s celebrations on 10 August 2025, when over 25,000 people are expected to party at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Curated in collaboration with UK Black Pride and their founder, Phyll Opoku-Gyimah (Lady Phyll), the exhibition chronicles the world’s largest celebration for LGBTQI+ people of African, Asian, Ca…London, England · London Read Article

Drag Idol Finals at Two Brewers, 26 June 2025: Flick The Drag Queen talks to the finalists

Flick The Drag Queen sits down with each of the finalists of Drag Idol 2025 to get to know a bit more about them. The Drag Idol Final is at The Two Brewers on Thursday, 26 June. Burt Lash – Personal Photo Burt Lash (Mary’s Cardiff) Describe your drag persona for us. Burt Lash is a party boy—think Charli XCX meets Chris Pontius meets the Blue Man Group. I guarantee it’s always a burt summer when this king is in town. I’m a comedy king at heart: …London, England · London Read Article

“Kiki Babs: Drag, Defiance & Neurodivergent Realness” by Kiki Babs

My name is Kiki Babs. I’m a British neurodivergent drag artist, performer, and creative force blending surrealism, humour, and heart. My drag isn’t just about lashes and lipstick (though I love a dramatic lash); it’s a living, breathing expression of who I am, where I’ve come from, and the communities I fiercely represent. From being told as a child that I’d never succeed because I’m autistic to working with CHANEL, appearing on major TV network…Frome · Frome Read Article

GIMI packed up his life, fell in love, and found his chosen family on the streets of Soho

Following the seductive single RUDE and the high-energy crush of I LIKE U, Dean Street showcases a different facet of GIMI’s sound and songwriting, and takes you on an emotional exploration of lost love and friendship through the heart of Soho. Dean Street is a synth heavy dreamy pop song about returning to the city that shaped you and looking back on your youth. GIMI moved to London as a 20 year old to study music and follow his dream of becomi…LGBTQ+ · London Read Article

"Finding My Voice: From Silence to Speechless" by Jakub Chmelar

For a long time, I was silent. Not by choice, but by survival. I grew up in the Czech Republic and spent over a decade living in the Middle East. It was a place of safety and structure, but not one where I could live openly as a queer person. I learned how to stay quiet. How to play it safe. How to smile through invisibility. But silence is not the same as peace. It can feel like a cage. It can press down on your chest until you forget what brea…Czechia · Czechia Read Article

QX meets Jason Brook who is out and proud in the musical Choir of Man

Jason Brock is proudly part of our community—as is his character in Choir of Man, an uplifting celebration of community and friendship where everyone is welcome. QX spoke to Jason about his impressive career to date and his role in the show. Tell me a little bit about yourself and your journey? I’m 39 this year, gay, out and proud. I come from Ilkeston in Derbyshire. Growing up being mixed race and gay was very hard in my time and place. But I s…London, England · London Read Article

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Top QX Magazine News

“Growing Up Gay: Why Quiet Representation in Books Matters More Than Ever” by Mo Fanning

Edinburgh Fringe Festival is the largest festival in the world. QX highlights five more LGBTIQ+ shows

Marcus Megastar: HeartThrob UK Tour 2025 at Camden Fringe, London, 22 - 23 August '25

This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre: First Look Production Photos

Pedro Leandro writes about coming out ahead of his debut stand-up hour, Soft Animal, at Edinburgh Fringe

Celebrating 20 years of UK Black Pride at the Queer Britain Museum in London

Drag Idol Finals at Two Brewers, 26 June 2025: Flick The Drag Queen talks to the finalists

“Kiki Babs: Drag, Defiance & Neurodivergent Realness” by Kiki Babs

GIMI packed up his life, fell in love, and found his chosen family on the streets of Soho

"Finding My Voice: From Silence to Speechless" by Jakub Chmelar

QX meets Jason Brook who is out and proud in the musical Choir of Man

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