10 Years of Queer: Support the Marlborough Theatre
Help support Brighton & Hove's historic LGBT arts space, the Marlborough Theatre, and grab some neat rewards!
Round-up: Vada’s where to eat in November, London
Festive Afternoon Tea at Nobu, a new vegan pop-up including vegan cocktails in Clapham, and a new French pop-up are all in Vada’s London foodie round-up this month
Should Turing appear on the £50 note?
Should Alan Turing appear on the new £50 note?
Zara Larsson: ‘Give a F**k’ about AIDS with Durex
International pop sensation Zara Larsson fronts star-studded line-up for ground-breaking new campaign which encourages people to ‘have sex and save lives’.
Restaurant review: Chiringuito – Bethnal Green, London
Vada Magazine sends our Lifestyle Editor to review the new restaurant opening, Chiringuito, in London’s Bethnal Green.
Preview: I Am the Person I Know Best: Conversations Within Black Women’s Art
Reflect on black womanhood in this intimate evening gathering of female artists, activists, writers, performers and cultural producers of colour.
Preview: Home, I’m Darling transfers to the West End before UK tour
The National Theatre and Theatr Clwyd’s critically acclaimed co-production of Home, I’m Darling will transfer to the West End, with Katherine Parkinson in the lead role.
Still Doin’ It Live: Queer As Folk soundtrack comes to life
The soundtrack from Queer As Folk gets a live reimagining at the Manchester Albert Hall!
Help ‘My Loneliness Is Killing Me’ reach audiences worldwide
My Loneliness Is Killing Me is an evocative film that explores toxic masculinity and loneliness in queer men’s lives.
Restaurant review: Old Compton Brasserie – Soho, London
Old Compton Brasserie has relaunched in London’s Soho. Nestled in the heart of the gay district of the capital, we try out the restaurant for a midweek dinner.