A collection of images from Siren's cabaret show 'Chic to Chic', in London. 1. This shows Hilary Ramsden and Jude Winter performing in Siren’s cabaret, ‘Chic to Chic’. Photo taken by Alix Adams. 2. This shows Jude Winter and Hilary Ramsden and Jane Boston performing in Siren’s cabaret, ‘Chic to Chic’. Photo taken by Alix Adams. 3. This shows Tash Fairbanks and Hilary Ramsden in ‘Chic to Chic’. Photo taken by Alix Adams. 4. This shows Tash Fairbanks wearing her ‘Keep GLC Working for London’ badge. The Greater London Council was abolished in the month that this photo was taken, March 1986. Photo taken by Alix Adams. Siren wrote a song which they performed as a band called ‘GLC” about what the GLC had funded for women, especially for young women and girls - ‘Girls Nights’ at many youth clubs. 5. This shows Hilary Ramsden, Jude Winter, Jane Boston and Tash Fairbanks in ‘Chic to Chic’. Taken by Cherry Potts.

Participants created these profiles during the Radical Rhizomes drag and cabaret workshop held at the BMECP in Brighton on 5 June 2025. Radical Rhizomes is a free to access, creative social network curated by and exclusively for Queer/Trans/Intersex Black and People of Colour (QTIBPoC) living, working or studying in Brighton & Hove.

This shows Jude Winter sitting with some of the props on the side of the road, waiting for the van to be fetched to load up the gear after a Chic to Chic performance.

This shows Jude, Tash and Deb in the van after a performance of Chic to Chic, still in costume.

The Funny Hole saw queer artists Ladypat, Boogaloo Stu and Jane Dinmore join forces with Marlborough Productions for a 3-day intervention at The Old Courthouse in Brighton! Featuring The Funny Hole Show - queer favourites such as Harry Clayton-Wright, Barbara Brownskirt and Lorraine Bowen entertained guests during the sweltering heatwave!

A selection of performances featured as part of Trans Pride 2017

In July 2016, Pink Fringe and Trans Pride joined forces to present three micro-commissions of trans led work from across the UK. Featuring Elijah Harris, Louisa Claughton and Kate O'Donnell. Supported by Arts Council England. Filmed and edited by Rosie Powell.