Vada Magazine

Theatre review: The Official RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Series Two Tour

20 April, 20227 September, 2022Scott Balf

Scott Balf has a ball at The Official RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Series Two Tour.

Interactive and immersive experiences not to miss in London

5 April, 202220 April, 2022Tim Firmager

Heralding more openness, interactivity and social gatherings since the pandemic lockdowns, the city of London is hosting a number of interactive and immersive experiences that should not be missed. We at Vada round up our favourites.

LGBT+ History month 2022 events and spaces to explore

18 February, 2022Tim Firmager

This year LGBT+ history month (February) celebrates the 50th anniversary since the first Pride March in the UK (in 1972). Vada Magazine highlights a few events to get involved in and spaces to enjoy throughout and beyond February.

Review: Dick Whittington and His Amazing Cat @ Contact, Manchester

13 December, 2021Adam Lowe

Adam Lowe checks out Dick Whittington and His Amazing Cat from eight-freestyle at Contact – a charming, energetic show for the whole family.

Preview: eight-freestyle: Dick Whittington and His Amazing Cat @ Contact, Manchester

1 December, 2021Adam Lowe

The bells are ringing out for a sure-fire Christmas hit show at Contact this Christmas as eight-freestyle present: Dick Whittington and his Amazing Cat!

Review: Laugh Riot @ Refract:21, Waterside Arts

30 July, 20217 September, 2022Adam Lowe

Adam Lowe checks out Laugh Riot as part of Refract:21 at Waterside Arts.

Preview: Refract Festival, Waterside Arts, Manchester

5 July, 20215 August, 2021Adam Lowe

Curated by Waterside Arts, Refract is an exciting festival of work that takes place in and around Sale in Trafford – and features a number of LGBT+ artists.

Andrew McMillan: the language of pain

20 June, 202121 June, 2021Hadley Stewart

Hadley Stewart sits down with Andrew McMillan to discuss his latest poetry collection, pandemonium, and how he hopes to provide a language to the abstract daemons in our lives.