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Friday/Saturday Live DJ Session from 9pm to 1am with a different DJ every Friday and Saturday night.
£10
Lesbian Island Summer Party is a fun party for queer women.
£15.87
Unabashed R&B crowd pleasers with free entry, free burger and extended glad hour up to 11pm..
£8
With 2 different DJ’s every Friday night. Discount entry £5 before 11pm.
£10
A gay super-party presented by Jodie Harsh and Little Gay Brother for the fabulously fashionable across three rooms of pleasure. Tickets are only available at the door. The […]
£20
DJs and dancers. Playing Commercial Property and Pop remixes. Free before midnight.
The needle drops once again as Freddy K’s acclaimed label returns for its second showcase in this venue. Sample the music here.
£28.20
With a diverse and welcoming crowd, last entry is at 8.
£15
Playing Latin Pop, Reggaeton and Residence. Featuring drag queens and hot male child hosts.
£7
Dress up and dance on the poles, like some cocktails. DJs playing until 3 am
Friday/Saturday Live DJ Session from 9pm to 1am with a different DJ every Fri
Jonathan - 'Jonathan's skill is memorable �" his crowd work is standout' �" Fringe Biscuit
Remorsed, de-bedded, cried. Divorced, debted, survived. Connect JONATHAN as he hosts an hour of relatable hilarity. Hailing all the way from London, this is his Leicester Comedy Festival debut. For one night only friends, fans and stalkers – everyone is welcome! 'It's not just gay jokes' (agent). 'I always thought you were very funny' (ex-husband).
Just the Tonic are proud to introduce shows at The Leicester Comedy Festival 2025 in an outstanding small venue, The Exchange Lock, nestled in the heart of the Cultural Quarter in Leicester, the venue stands as a testament to the architectural beauty and impeccable design.
“Consistently boasting the most fascinating line ups in the country”
The Times
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Laugh Out Proud | September
TICKETS Adult £14 | Cons £12 | Supporter £12.60
18+
LAUGH OUT PROUD IS LONDON’S BRAND NEW LGBTQIA+ COMEDY NIGHT Featuring the best in established and upcoming acts from the community on the UK comedy circuit.
Laugh Out Pleased at Bridport Arts Centre will feature the stand-up-comedy delights of Andrew Pale, Russell Arathoon and Andrew O’Neill!
This is night is all about giving acts and audiences alike a fun and friendly place to express themselves, hit back, have a snicker and good time in an inclusive and welcoming comedy club environment. Whether it’s comedy, cabaret or anything in between – Laugh Out Proud is the queer night out you’re looking for.
Russell Arathoon In 2018 Russell made his Edinburgh Fringe debut with his critically acclaimed show ‘The Curious Incidents Of The Gay In The Night Time’. Since then Russell has gone on to perform at festivals all over the country including Leicester, Nottingham, Manchester & Brighton.
Andrew O’Neill is an award-winning stand-up comedian, musician and best-selling writer. A psychedelic genderqueer whirlwind, they combine surrealism, polemic and good old-fashione
UK Gay Bar Directory - Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings
Tune into the UK Gay Bar Directory, a moving image archive of gay bars in the UK.
Archived Event
| Dates | 27 May - 2 Jun |
| Times | 15.00 - 15.15 |
| Space | Streamed Live Twitch & Twitter |
| Price | Free |
Originally presented at Somerset Property as part of the UTOPIA 2016 season and shot over a period of nine months, the film documents over 100 gay bars across 14 cities.
The film captures the bars when empty, distilling each venue’s interior ethics and personality. Made in response to the rapid closures of LGBTQ venues, the Directory captures a moment of change in queer history but also examines the broader consequences of more than a decade of austerity: the loss of public vacuum and the dismantling of the state infrastructure.
We'll be streaming the film at 15.00 every day for a week, across Twitch and Twitter.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings (both born 1991, Newcastle & London) live and work in London. They have participated in organization shows including the recent ‘Cruising Pavilion: Architecture, Homosexual Sex and Cruising Culture’, ArkDes, Stockholm; ‘Kiss My Genders’, Hayward Gall