The Sussex Club 1992-1995. A great space for women to meet and party. Down in the basement of 5 Regency Square, a private members only club, £1 for lifetime membership! Regular live music, free Space Invaders machine and a free Pool Table and bargain price beers!!! What more does a girl need?!?!
Programme for 'That Guy Whittington and His Dolls'. A pantomime produced by Brighton's Alternative Pantomime, based on the story of Dick Whittington. The programme contains the cast, acts, credits and advertisements for local businesses.
The programme was designed by Syd Lewis
Photograph album featuring images from productions of the Alternative Brighton Pantomime. The panto started in 1968, as a camp, adult-only alternative to traditional pantomime.
Brighton Cares newsletter, July 2000. Contains details of productions, news from the Grants Secretary, examples of thank you letters to Brighton Cares for grants awarded, and a thank you to supporters.
Brighton Pride branding - I produced a range of Superqueeroes -a collection of fantastical disembodied heads of indeterminate age, race and gender - a melee of misremembered characters informed by my long years either in clubs, online or on travels! This was used across site and in all promotion online/offline for Autumn 2024
Nu McAdam (he/they) & Suchi Chatterjee (she/they) presented ‘Your Lavender Life: Disability History, Activism & Intersectionality' at Daltons, Brighton on 23 March 2026. Featuring guest speaker Isaac Samuels OBE.
At this event we talked about how important it is to archive personal queer and disabled histories in the local area. Recent years have taught us how much of our rights and autonomy is being taken away. In order to reverse this, a small step we can take is to keep our queer history safe.
Filmed by Lucy Le Brocq
A paper poster inviting Brighton Dykes to the manifesto launch event at the Actors in April 2025.
The Brighton Dyke Collective participated in a manifesto-writing workshop with Exploding Appendix in early 2024, and the manifesto was created as a group effort to set the tone for the Collective's future. The event was designed to celebrate dyke culture with performances, an arm wrestling station, and a table for Queers for Palestine, selling copies of the DC manifesto as part of the regular fundraising effort at the Actors. The DC put these posters all around town, in The Queery, at the Universities, pubs, coffee shops, and bars. The event was a great night, with our Chair MCing, poetry from local dyke poets, music, and a reading of our manifesto to finish the night, read by members of the collective.
Theatre programme for Brighton Cares 7th annual gala benefit for HIV/AIDS, titled 'This is the Moment'. Contains information about performers, music performed and advertisements for local businesses. Held on Sunday, 4 February 1996.
Musical comedy, operetta, opera, and theatrical anecdotes were performed by the actors of Brighton, devised and produced by Bernard Jay.
It features advertisements for events, venues, and local businesses, an introduction by Dora Bryan, an introduction to Sussex AIDS Trust, a programme of performances, a list of credits, and a list of volunteers. Separate newspaper cuttings are also present: Divine Cause of the Godfather about Bernard Jay from the Brighton & Hove Leader (18 January 1990) and A Stylish Show for AIDS Sufferers about the Brighton Cares show (source unknown).
Introduction from Mayor, adverts for venues and businesses, programme of performances, acknowledgements and thanks, information about Brighton Cares, adverts for merchandise, advert for another event, list of performers