The show took place from Thursday 19 May to Sunday 22 May 2011. Ticket prices were £8 full price and £6 concessions. Contains strong language and sexual references.
Flyer advertising The Clare Project's services and contact details. The Clare Project is a charity that supports and brings together trans, non-binary and intersex (TNBI) people across Sussex.
The Clare Project is a Brighton-based charity, supporting trans, non-binary and intersex adults. This image was created by me in September 2024 for sharing on the charity's social media (Facebook and Instagram). The design is in a calendar format, with listings of the charity's events by date.
The flyer contains information about meetings, support services and social events organised by The Clare Project, a transgender support and social group, and documents the development of the organisation from 2000 to 2018.
In July 2016, Pink Fringe and Trans Pride joined forces to present three micro-commissions of trans led work from across the UK. Featuring Elijah Harris, Louisa Claughton and Kate O'Donnell. Supported by Arts Council England.
Filmed and edited by Rosie Powell.
A sign made by me on 9th July 2023 at a sign-making workshop at The Queery, and carried at Trans Pride Brighton on 15th July 2023. The sign is double-sided. The front reads '50% BUTCH DYKE, 50% CAMP FAG". The back reads "100% NONBINARY". The sign is hand painted in black, yellow and purple paint and glitter on white paper (the colours of the non-binary flag).
Flyer for launch party of Transister at Passion club 19 November 1996. For Camp Queens, Delicious Dykes, Tasty Trannies, Inbetweenies & Friends. Dress to the extreme.
Flyer for cowboy themed club night at Transister, The Beachcomber 19 May 1995. Trash Disco. 100% Ho-Down. Slap your chaps and swing your plats to celebrate all things country, plus the normal nonsense and sillyness (sic), join Gladys and co for an evening of ye-ha!
Advert for Transister, supporting Brighton Pride, The Beachcomber 18–27 May 1995. For gay boys & girls, trannies, inbetweenies and friends. This appeared on the back of the programme for Queer Bashed, a play by John Roman Baker, performed by the AIDS Positive Underground Theatre, at The Zap.