PAPAYA Film Night: Family Album (Álbum De Familia) with Post-Show Q&A
A joyful act of resistance: a tender, defiant documentary telling the untold story of Argentina’s trans rights movement through archive, photographs and the voices of the women who lived it
SPUNK
Starring the makers of Jeezus! comes a dark comedy spanning sixty years of queer history, set in gay saunas where people gather to hook up, confess, worship, survive – and sometimes even find love. Showing as part of PAPAYA Fest 2026.
Tear Us Apart Again
Exploring love in the age of AI, this cosmic, sexy and visually spectacular fever dream from Joana Nastari and Dre Spisto (50 Ways To Kill A Slug) will leave you laughing, swooning and slightly unhinged – showing as part of PAPAYA Fest 2026
Party Girl Productions presents Bratz: The Movie (2007)
Friendship, fashion, and school spirit! With themed cabaret to reminisce pep rallies, high school friends, and everyone’s favourite live action doll film, this event will have it all
Bristol Pride presents: The BLANK Who BLANKED Me
Let love strike you like a wrecking ball! From the creators of international improv hit Murder, She Didn’t Write comes a brand new improvised and unabashedly queer torrid romance show with tongue firmly in (someone’s) cheek – expect passion and pastiche, high drama and low comedy, lashings of laughter and perhaps true love
Rainbow Milk X The Big Gay Poetry Night ft. Caroline Bird
The return of our multicoloured, Pride-approved edition of Milk Poetry, in a new collaboration with Birmingham’s much loved queer pop up poetry-cabaret, The Big Gay Poetry Night!
Bristol Pride presents: SMOKE + You Are Loved Panel
A new queer thriller meets savage comedy from acclaimed queer creatives Alexis Gregory (Riot Act) and directed by award-winning filmmaker, Campbell X (Stud Life, Low Rider) with post-show panel discussion from You Are Loved
Nice Things: A Queer Love Story
A fiery, intimate and heartfelt new play written by Luke Hereford (Grandmother’s Closet)
Pam Anderson Party featuring Barb Wire (1996)
Leather, ammo, heeled boots and a** kicking, the Party Girls are bringing you Barb Wire (1996) for a Pam Anderson Party!
Send In The Clowns: Unpopular!
A filthy, outrageous and joyful revue show celebrating the magic and madness of musical theatre
Sam Nicoresti: Baby Doomer
Winner of Best Show at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2025 – presented by Chuckle Busters
Out of The Wardrobe ft Kate Butch & Friends
Chuckle Busters and Morgan Rees present Out Of The Wardrobe – the LGBTQ+ showcase night featuring a hand-picked selection of the best queer comedians on the UK circuit