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Strictly Ballroom at the Piccadilly Theatre for Pride

Strictly Ballroom at the Piccadilly Theatre for Pride

In photos: How the West End celebrated Pride

Carly-Ann Clements

By Carly-Ann Clements First Published 9 July 2018, Last Updated 9 July 2018

On Saturday, up to a million people lined the streets of our capital to watch and celebrate the Pride In London Parade. And along with the hundreds of thousands of people flying the rainbow flag high and applying a coat of glitter to their cheeks were London’s theatres. See how the West End celebrated Pride in 2018.

Some took part in the celebrations by performing live in Trafalgar Square:

https://twitter.com/msElenaKiseleva/status/1015721421786566656

https://twitter.com/asmeretyemane/status/1015724002818580486

https://www.facebook.com/TheLionKingUK/videos/1566816750096635/

 

Others flew the flag and supported the cause on social media for their followers around the country and world to join in:

 

https://twitter.com/gaytimesmag/status/1015887177425747968

https://twitter.com/london_theatre/status/1014474905264574465

https://twitter.com/BE_onstage/status/1015500554498437120

https://twitter.com/KinkyBootsUK/status/1015551115310575616

https://twitter.com/TeamPiccadilly/status/1015559329007665152

https://twitter.com/DominionTheatre/status/1015507714343137281

https://twitter.com/MatildaMusical/status/1015548522186330112

https://twitter.com/WickedUK/status/1015551114127781889

https://twitter.com/DreamgirlsLDN/status/1015520798013042688

https://twitter.com/youngfrankldn/status/1015533416417198080

https://twitter.com/lesmisofficial/status/1015528348238385152

https://twitter.com/MotownUK/status/1015520808070868992

https://twitter.com/PhantomOpera/status/1015641602478497799

https://twitter.com/playgoeswrong/status/1015661371395133441

https://twitter.com/BankRobberyPlay/status/1015634515702833158

https://twitter.com/HamiltonWestEnd/status/1015605166001852416

https://twitter.com/HamiltonWestEnd/status/1015505700456468482

Led by Sadiq Khan and the NHS, the message of diversity and inclusion was spread throughout the day through official Pride In London channels and its supporters. The annual march promotes equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community and this, the 45th year of the parade, highlighted just how important Pride is and that the fight for equality isn’t over.

To find out more about Pride In London and #PrideMatters, visit the Pride In London site.

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