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Celebrating People/Celebration/LGBT/LGBTQI/queer/Trans/Trans Day of Visibility

Trans Day of Visibility: Be Kind

March 31, 2021March 31, 2021 civil disobedience

Happy Trans Day of Visibility, friends!Just yesterday I was congratulating someone I don’t know, someone high profile in their field,…

Awards/civil disobedience/Jock Tamson's Bairns/LGBTQI/Live arts/Producing/queer/Scottish Enterprise Awards

We’re Scottish Enterprise Awards winners!

November 4, 2020 civil disobedience

This isn't exactly hot off the press, but the last 10 months have been relentlessly difficult for everyone, and it's…

Art as activism/civil disobedience/Edinburgh Festival Fringe/Edinburgh Fringe/Feminist/Persistent and Nasty

Persistent and Nasty panel announced

August 13, 2019 civil disobedience

We're thrilled (and possibly a tiny bit star struck) to introduce you to the women who we've got signed up so far for our Persistent and Nasty panel this Thursday, 15th August.

civil disobedience/Edinburgh/LGBT/LGBTQI/Pride/Queens/queer/try slaying

Come march with us!

June 17, 2019June 17, 2019 civil disobedience

This Saturday 22 June is Edinburgh Pride. We'd like to invite all of our friends, collaborators, past audience members and allies to come stand tall and march with us as we draw attention to the fact that hate crimes against the LGBT community in Scotland is at its highest level since records began 10 years ago.

civil disobedience/marketing/website

New website klaxon

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019 civil disobedience

This week, between working on a range of producing and PR contracts, preparing for our Jock Tamson's Bairns gig in London in June, and walking Odin and Freya (our tired, old greyhounds), we also took the time to give our website a much needed facelift. Check it out!

Cabaret/civil disobedience/Drag/Jock Tamson's Bairns/LGBTQI/Queens/queer

Duchess talks to the Metro

February 8, 2019 civil disobedience

The Duchess, aka. Ewan James Armstrong — one of our brilliant cast members in Jock Tamson's Bairns — is in Metro.co.uk today, talking about the human under the wig, homophobia and what drag is all about. Everybody say looooove! (But wandering fingers beware...)