1. This shows the cover of the book ‘Feminist Theatre Voices’ which included interviews from 6 feminist theatre groups, edited by Elaine Aston. 2. This shows the start of Chapter 3 which covers Siren’s interviews. The interviews took place in 1989 after Siren had been together for ten years. The interview involved Jane Boston and Jude Winter. "The book comments that Siren’s lesbian identify ‘remained constant throughout the 1980s… even in the face of anti-gay legislation'."

Informational booklet from Stonewall UK detailing what constitutes a homophobic hate crime, how to deal with it in the moment as well as how to report it to the authorities. Published in 1996 as part of Stonewall's first major anti-prejudice advertising campaign. Signposts relevant contact information for victims of homophobia.

This snippet is part of a longer interview Roger Nicholls gave to Queer In Brighton oral history project. Roger describes his experiences as a teacher, and as an activist during the Section 28 era.

A collection of images from Siren's show 'Curfew'. 1. This shows a photo of Jane Boston as Charlene and Tasha Fairbanks as Tracey in ‘Curfew’. 2. This shows a photo of Jude Winter and Tasha Fairbanks in ‘Curfew’. 3. This shows a photo of Jude Winter, Tasha Fairbanks and Jane Boston in ‘Curfew’.

CW: This digital reproduction contains sexist and homophobic language. This shows a poster advertising Siren band playing at the Emporium in Leicester that has been defaced. The poster had been defaced with what was described in a letter attached to the poster as anti-feminist and anti-gay comments.