This is a fun event for anyone who enjoys being thrown into a well-crafted world, or rather 17 different worlds with 13 possible storylines populated by believable, well-acted characters living in a real-time space created with attention to detail. As you’d expect it’s an inclusive show, very Queer friendly, disability inclusive and with care given to include people who may be shy or need some extra discreet support to get the very best experience.
Brian Butler talks to Outlander star John Bell, about Dr Who, Larry Kramer and coming out
Brian Butler sits in on a marvellous conversation with the It’s A Sin creator
Cardiff’s Pride Cymru to host an event celebrating Doctor Who’s importance to LGBT+ people as part of LGBT History Month 2017. ‘Who’s Queer Now’ and its related website will show why many LGBT+ people love the universe of Doctor Who, including Torchwood and new young adult spinoff Class.
This book made me laugh and think, and explains some difficult and abstract scientific ideas without insulting the intelligence of the LGBT Whoovian reader.
Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi addresses his sex symbol status and ‘vulnerability’ at special audience by Mark Gatiss for the London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard’s 40th birthday. The new Doctor also told how his time in the tardis has been “extraordinary” but at times made him feel “vulnerable” during the fundraiser hosted by the show’s writer Mark Gatiss.”
