Back in Drag: Sheer Obsession brings horror and hilarity in first show back as host
Sheer Obsession is back with a vengeance and hand-picked talent from Jinn AlHijra, Londyn, Percy Non Grata, Toney Baloney, and ...
Tag: The Rising Sun Arts Centre
Drag goes Gaga: Anita Oui celebrating art-pop icon in Rising Sun residency
Anita Oui's Suspenders is back at The Rising Sun Arts Centre, and this time it's celebrating the art-pop monolith Lady ...
Tom Webber sets date for newest single, Face In The Crowd
Having played Glastonbury Festival, Readipop, and Henley Festival, Tom Webber has announced the release date of his latest single, Face ...
Never letter me down: Unsent Letters exhibition comes to the Rising Sun
Unsent Letters will explore letters dedicated to loved ones and how they illuminate of personal relationships at The Rising Sun ...
Sarah takes verse place at Dreading Poetry Slam grand final
THE DREADING Poetry Slam has crowned its winner for 2022 in its competitive poetry final. After a year of monthly ...
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