GPN Speakers

in alphabetical order 

	Nick	Amiss Bsc (Hons)FRI FRSA
	Blake J	Askew	Actor & Musician
	Tony	Austin
	Thomas-James	Baden-Clare
	Jamie	Baxter	Dotgay LLC
Dr	Lori	Bisbey
Colonel	Ali	Brown
	Daniel	Brown
	Michael	Buckworth
	Mark	Bunyan
	Simon	Burrow
	Paul	Burston
	Matt	Cain	editor of Attitude  and Winq Magazine & Author
	Stuart Bruce	Cameron	CEO and Founder of  Uhlala Group
Lady	Colin	Campbell
Prof.	Ben	Campkin
	Chris	Casher	CEO Moka Investors LLC
	Hayden	Cavendish
	Hyacinthos	Christou	Moon Night Dance
	Stephen	Coote
	Dylan	Costello
	Drew	Cotty	and the featured band Redd Jennifer Redstone
	Niall	Cunniffe
	Ed	Davies
	Shaun	Dellenty	Writer & Educator
	Suran	Dixon	Diversity Role Models
	Rafael	Do Santos
	Ian	Dodds
	Dan	Doherty
	Jean-Francois	Dor
	Bobby	Drewett	Guydle
	Leigh	Edgecombe	magician
	Stephen	Farrell
	Harold	Findley	Andy Warhol/Jean-Michel Basquiat
	Paul	Fleming
	Joseph	Galliano	CEO - Queer Britain
	Roy	Georges
The Rt Hon	Nick	Herbert MP
	Philip	Hilbeck	CEO Seychelles Capital
	Matthew	Hodson	CEO of NAM/AIDS MAP
	Stuart	Hopps	The Rainbow conspiracy
	Lisette	Howlett
	Ghislaine	Hubbard
	Mazz	Image
Prof.	Dominic	Janes
Cdr	Craig	Jones MBE
	Peter	Kerwood
	Henry	Lewis	Composer
	Nathalie	Lipin
	Andrew	Lumsden	Pioneer of GLF & Author
Lt Cdr	Patrick	Lyster-Todd
	Roland	Marsden
	Steven	McIntyre	CEO Stonewall Housing
	Johan	Nayar
	Tony	Nutley
	Matthew	Ogston
Flight Lieutenant	Caroline	Paige
	Steve	Pankhurst	Utility Warehouse
	Olly	Pike	Writer & Illustrator
	Laurie	Powell
	Marie-Laure	Preynat	Easy Gourmet Catering
	Will	Priest	Chairman LSESU Pride
	Jose	Resinente	NPL
	Linda	Riley
	Paul	Roberts	CEO of LGBT COnsortium
	Abel	Rubinstein	Director
	Darrin	Salt
	Peter	Scott-Presland	50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of Homosexuality in UK and more
The Rt Hon The	Lord	Scriven of Hunters Bar
	Tony	Selimi
	Simon	Sharp	The London Gay Men's Chorus
	Tim	Sigsworth MBE
	Tolis	Simpson
	Surinder	Sodhi	Gay Holidays in India
	Pliny	Soocoormanee	Gaysian
	Neil	Spring
The Rt Hon	Iain	Stewart MP
	Peter	Tatchell
	Gerard	Tomnay
	Adrian	Trett
	Dan	Vo	Queer Museums
	Andrew	Waite
Sir	Stephen	Wall GCMG LVO	British Ambassador to the EU (1995-2000)
	Sophia	Waren	Pride in London
	Mark	Weeks
	Mark	Weide	violinist
	Kyle	Whittington
Dr	Lalith	Wijedoru
	Darren	Williams
	Tom	Wong	web editing services

AFTER THE ACT: A Section 28 Musical

 AFTER THE ACT: A Section 28 Musical.

28 Feb – 1 Apr, New Diorama Theatre

 

Abseiling lesbians! Queers in classrooms! Perverts panicking parents! Marking 20 years since its repeal, the children of Section 28 are taking to the stage - singing and dancing over the grave of this national LGBTQ+ anniversary. Info & booking at https://newdiorama.com/whats-on/after-the-act.

Rules of LGN

 

Season's Greeting!

 

House of Lords Pictures of our reception courtesy of Mark Weeks Photography www.markweeks.com

 

Carlos Acosta’s Birmingham Royal Ballet – Into The Music. £9 ticket!

Sadler’s Wells have allocated my mailing lists £9 tickets for Carlos Acosta’s Birmingham Royal Ballet – Into The Music.

 

The £9 tickets are available for all performances from Wed 2 to Sat 5 November.

 

Please note that these tickets are limited and will be sold on first come basis.

 

For more info, watch trailer and to book please use this link: https://sadlers-wells-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2022/10/9-tickets-for-Birmingham-Royal-Ballet.html

or go online and use my promocode BID9.

 

 Good Afternoon.

 

Hope well.

 

Sadler’s Wells have allocated my mailing lists £12 tickets for Tango After Dark (please see flyer below).

 

The £12 tickets are available for performances from Tue 11^th to Sat 22^nd Oct.

 

Please note that this offer must be booked by Sun 9^th Oct.

 

To book your £12 tickets please use the link on the flyer below or go online and use my promocode BID12

 

I would be grateful if you can please help pass on this offer to staff and members.

 

Thanks for your support.

 

Bid Mosaku

Audience Development

07875 092469

German Cornejo's Tango After Dark 11 - 22 October  Peacock Theatre  King of Tango, German Cornejo, returns to Peacock Theatre with one of his most acclaimed shows. Sensual and intimate, Tango After Dark presents authentic Argentinian tango performed by a cast of world champions, dancing to the music of great composer Astor Piazzolla. With a live band on stage, dazzling costumes and the best in tango talent, this exhilarating performance will keep your passion for tango burning through the night.  Watch the trailer   Book by 9th October to claim £12 tickets - click on the Get Tickets button below or use promo code BID12 to access this limited offer. When on the booking page, you can select the performance of your choice from the drop down menu.   Get Tickets     *Subject to availability. Applies to £45, £38 & £33 tickets for Off-peak performances (Mon - Thurs) and to £48 and £38 tickets for peak performances (Fri - Sat). Offer valid until Sunday 9th October. Not available in conjunction with any other offer. £3.50 transaction fee applies to all online and telephone bookings. This promotion must not be shared beyond this email.