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- Profile | Lost Gay London
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- Titti La Camp | Lost Gay London
Titti La Camp | Lost Gay London TITTI LA CAMP 'Thora Hird' The Regina Fong Gala, Black Cap 19/5/09 'I Dreamed a Dream' The Bulldog Pub (Brighton) 'Feed The Birds' The Bulldog Pub (Brighton) 'Defying Gravity' The Bulldog Pub (Brighton) 'Hopelessly Devoted To You' The Bulldog Pub (Brighton) Check out Titti's youtube page
- Photos | Lost Gay London
PHOTOPAGE Lost Gay London has a large amount of photos currently being migrated from our Facebook page over to this site. To view what is currently available, hover your mouse over the Photos tab at the top of the page, and a drop-down menu will show you our current photo pages (pictured below) . We hope you enjoy the memories, and remember, there is so many more memories coming very soon. Stay tuned!
- Brixton Faeries | Lost Gay London
Brixton Faeries South London Gay Liberation Theatre Group, later Brixton Faeries Founders: Members of the South London Gay Liberation Group. Company included: Stephen Gee, Colm Clifford, Michael O’Dwyer, Alastair Kerr, Ian Townson, Julian Hows, Jamie Dunbar, Bill Thornycroft, John Lloyd, Jim Ennis, Peter Bradley, Terry Crabtree, Colin Gleeson, Chris Ransom.
- The Backstreet | Lost Gay London
Practically untouched since its April 1985 opening (with dusty boots dangling from the ceiling to prove it), John Edwards's bar The Backstreet (referred to as simply 'Backstreet') abides by its strict fetish dress code, and the pay-off for its loyal leather and rubber clientele is an unfussy, dark and atmospheric cruising space — the closest thing London has to an old-style European leather bar. THE BACKSTREET London's oldest leather bar The Backstreet was a gay leather bar on the Mile End Road in London's East End. It was London's longest running, and last remaining leather bar, having opened in April 1985. In 2019, it was saved from redevelopment by Tower Hamlets Council, which stated that the redevelopment would "harm the long-term provision of a nightclub that serves the LGBT+ community". The reprieve was short lived however, and the bar closed permanently on 17 July 2022. In 2024, a documentary film about the leather bar. The Backstreet premiered at the Sheffield Docfest directed by Romain Beck
- In the Spotlight! | Lost Gay London
In the spotlight TEAM PICKS This month's IN THE SPOTLIGHT shows off the amazing talent of Jay Eff, a London-based photographer whose lens captures the heart of queer culture. Known for blending raw authenticity with artistic flair, Jay brings to life the vibrancy of nightlife, performance, and everyday moments within the LGBTQ+ community. His work not only documents but also celebrates the people and spaces that continue to shape London’s rich cultural landscape. JAY EFF PHOTOGRAPHER 📸 Jay Eff – Chronicler of London’s Queer Nightlife Jay Eff is a prominent photographer known for capturing the energy, vibrancy, and authenticity of London’s gay nightlife and club culture throughout the ’90s and 2000s. His striking black-and-white and color imagery graced the pages of leading LGBTQ+ magazines like Gay Times, AXM, and Phase, producing unforgettable portraits of iconic figures—from fashion models to club personalities. A key contributor to the visual narrative of legendary queer spaces, Jay Eff’s dynamic shots helped define the aesthetic of nights at venues like Trade—London’s trailblazing after-hours club. His photography was instrumental in documenting club culture's evolution during a time when safe, celebratory spaces were vital for expression and identity. Through his lens, Jay Eff captured more than just nightlife; he encapsulated moments of joy, resilience, individuality, and community. His work stands as a vivid portal into a transformative era—where photography wasn’t only art, it was history in motion.
- Maisie Trollette | Lost Gay London
MAISIE TROLLETTE aka David Raven Maisie Trollette (15 August 1933 – 12 March 2025) Maisie was a very talented vibrant and charismatic UK-based drag queen known for her bold performances, razor-sharp wit, and infectious personality. With a flair for comedy and a passion for entertaining, Maisie has become a beloved figure in the UK drag scene, captivating audiences with her stunning looks, creative artistry, and unforgettable stage presence. Whether hosting events, competing in drag competitions, or performing at clubs and festivals, Maisie Trollette continues to inspire and bring joy to fans across the UK and beyond. 1/1 1/1 1/2 To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. MAISIE Official UK Trailer
- The Wig Party, Café de Pairs circa 2012 | Lost Gay London
The Wig Party is an iconic fundraising extravaganza of the London party scene held at Café de Paris. The once a year event has helped raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for HIV Charities including NAT (National AIDS Trust).
- External Services and Help Lines | Lost Gay London
UK help and support services offered to the LGBTQI+ community U K help and support services NATIONAL LGBTQIA+ SUPPORT LINE Read More The Outside Project (Crisis Winter Night Shelter) Read More Stonewall UK Creating a world where all LGBTQ+ people are free Read More REGARD (National Disabled LGBT organisation) Advice and support to LGBTQI+ disabled people Read More Galop National Helpline for LGBT+ Victims and Survivors of Abuse and Violence Read More Barnardos Support LGBT+ questioning their sexual or gender for children, young people and their families Read More LGBT Hero National health and wellbeing charity dedicated to uplifting and supporting LGBTQ+ people Read More TransActual Working towards a world where trans people can live safely Read More Terrence Higgins Trust Support for people with HIV and AIDS Read More






