Bitchtrice hosted and performed two numbers at the sold out night 'Drag It Out'.

Harry filmed a TV pilot, 'Electric Queens of Brixton' by Verona Rose and Amanda Halipu.

After hosting a one off show in September. Jadasha'i, Michael and Harry now have a regular monthly slot on Brixton Radio.

Their show is called (J)U(M)PS(H)OT.

Harry hosted A Night At The Ritzy with Jadasha'i Thomas and Michael Brefo. The evening was charity gala raising money for Refuge. A wide array of talent took to the stage including an iconic headline set from Kate Nash.

Harry performed a headline set at 'Rebel Riot Poetry' which is a monthly poetry night hosted by George Parker and Charlotte Lunn. 

For Picturehouse's social media, Harry interviewed the cast, director and producer of Pretty Red Dress at a special Q&A screening of the film. Leading the cast was Alexandra Burke.

Kate Nash directed a music video for Skating Polly's new single and Harry was the AD.

Harry performed a spoken word set and screened their short film 'Sunday Waves' at 'SHEER EN-BY', an event by Jasmine Kahlia celebrating and showcasing non-binary talent at Rich Mix.

Harry performed a set of spoken word pieces as part of a line up of artists that performed at Blether at the Ivy House. 

Harry performed in ‘10 Reasons Why’ by Nicole Botha at the Arcola Theatre in October. The show was based on letters written by underrepresented voices of London which were transformed into 10 poetic stories. More information about the show can be found here; 10-reasons-why

Harry wrote this spoken word piece in 2018 and during the second lockdown in 2020, Harry along with the help of his brother filmed this video for the piece in their house and a field near by.

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Harry featured in an advert for Southampton Scrapstore which is a eco-friendly charity that uses and sells materials that would otherwise be wasted.

Directed by Martina Cipolla.

Harry was selected to be an assessor for Total Theatre Awards at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019.

Read more about Harry's time as an assessor here.

Harry's final project as part of their degree was a innovating one person theatre show featuring multimedia mediums where a gameshow takes place in which you see love and hate in all their glory as they go up against each other and the audience gets to decide who wins. 

Harry and Lewis organised and created a zine called 'Queer, Here' with fellow members of the LGBTQ+ society. All proceeds went to Mermaids.  

Harry starred as the lead character Eli in 'The Pink Triangle' which was a short film set in the 80s about a young man diagnosed with AIDs.

Directed by Camille Trombetti.

#NextEquality was an online campaign to promote equality and for people to show and share their support and passion. Harry also hosted live events to support the campaign.

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Harry started a blog in 2016 and over the years covered many topics including; music, equality, advice, reviews, personal life and opinion. Featuring regular segments No1 Unpopular Opinion, No1 Lesson, No1 Guest Blogger and No1 Song.

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Read through the archives here.

On set of short film 'Flying Duo'. Directed by Robyn Faye and written by Emma Brunet-Campain.

Outcome's first event was in collabration with Upstairs At The Ritzy. The Big Ritzy Quiz: LGBTQ+ History Month Special. It was hosted by Bitchtrice!

Harry is working as the Assistant Director on a Straight 8 short film directed and written by Robyn Faye. More info coming soon!

Jadasha'i, Michael and Harry hosted a one off special live show on Brixton Radio.

Harry, as Bitchtrice, hosted several dress up Barbie screenings on the release day of the Barbie movie.

Harry, as Bitchtrice, hosted a watch along screening of Eurovision. The night included, lip syncing, costume changes, judging, fancy dress, music, dancing and lots of camp fun!

In the second series of the Chelsea Detective, Harry played the role of a SOCO (scene of the crime officer), acting along side Sophie Stone (Doctor Who) and Adrian Scarborough (Gavin and Stacey).

Harry got on to the Epic Stages course with the National Youth Theatre. It was a three week course director by Marc Benga and Tife Kusoro. The devised a show around the theme of protest.

Harry was part of a line up of artists that performed at the Bush Theatre with SpeakBeat Collective for their sold out show called 'Love Letters'.

Harry performed some spoken word at the first 'queers in your livingroom' event which was hosted on zoom. Hosted by Kirsten McPake.

As part of the online festival #AKTogether to raise money and awareness for AKT, Harry shared their expertise and delivered a tutorial in how to set up your own DIY photoshoot while at home and in lockdown.

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Harry joined Mel Lane to talk in assemblies and classes about being LGBTQ+ and educating on relevant issues.

Diversity Mel's website

Harry hosted an instagram takeover for the University for the Creative Arts instagram page about their day behind the scenes at Edinburgh Fringe.

Harry played the role of Kaye, an actor with a director boyfriend. But working together causes tension, will their relationship survive life on set?

Directed by Steve North.

Harry got the opportunity to perform at Late Night Live: ‘A place that exists only in moonlight’ at the Turner Contemporary. They had to write and perform a spoken word piece related to Katie Paterson’s  exhibit.

Harry was part of running the PerFORme Theatre Festival. Harry's role included setting up and running social media pages to promote the festival, set design and scheduling. Harry was in 'SEVEN' which was an immersive show about the seven deadly sins.

Harry works for actor and Brit award winning singer Kate Nash, running her clothing business on the popular platform Depop.

Harry played the role of Rose, a drag queen who worked at the Stonewall Inn. The show which the company Thirteen Voices wrote was based on the historical Stonewall Riots.

Harry attended the premiere for Finesse by Margot Rouffignac. Harry introduced the film and was also on the Q&A panel.

Outcome is a multifaceted LGBTQ+ platform which re-launched at the beginning of 2024. Outcome is ran by Harry and Rasheed Bailey. Keep up to date on instagram @outcomelgbtq

Harry got a place on the Soho Theatre Drag and Cabaret Labs programme which ran from October through to December. At the end of the course Harry aka Bitchtrice performed at the sold out showcase. 

Harry plays the role of Charlie in Finesse, a short film about five young Brits road-tripping through Europe. The film was shot on location in Angoulême, France and was directed by Margot Rouffignac.

At the British LGBT Awards Harry was backstage and interviewed the winners after they won. Harry interviewed lots of inspiring people including Paloma Faith, Andy Bell (Erasure) and Andre Portasio (Paul O'Grady's husband).

Harry played the role of Rory in MOMME DOMME by Lamesha Ruddock which was directed by Tasnim Siddiqa Amin.

Harry played the role of Alex in the play '(In) Good Spirits' by KT Miles, directed by Greta Rilletti at the Omnibus Theatre.

Harry performed at SKRATCH'D hosted by It's A Dud at The Vaults. They performed a first draft of a scene from a play they're writing with the help of four actors.

Harry was part of a Research and Development with the National Youth Theatre curated by Nay Murphy. The project explored the transgender experience and advocating trans rights through performance. 

Harry hosted an evening with Kate Nash on her Patreon. It was a live stream event where Harry introduced Kate and the other guests, as well as hosting a Q&A. 

Harry wrote 'Past, Present and Future' last year and recorded it with Sophie Correa-Smith and Lía Verdeja. Harry recorded the music video in NYC and Dorset.

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Harry played the role of William Herbert Poole in Indecent Acts by Roni Neale. The play told the stories of historical LGBTQ+ people from Dorset and was performed at Shire Hall as part of the British Museum's touring exhibit 'Desire, Love, Identity'.

Sophie Correa-Smith is a woman of many talents and a key collaborator of Harry's. Sophie put together The Improv Show with Harry and William Steele. The three actors were in a lift and on each floor got out and into a new world, each time with the audience getting to decide who and where the three actors were.

Bitchtrice, Harry's alter ego did a political lip sync performance at UCA's Pride event that was celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month.

Harry was in a showcase where they performed a monologue from 'Other People' by Christopher Shinn and a duologue from 'Cock' by Mike Bartlett. The show was performed at the Actors Centre in London and at the Farnham Maltings.

Directed by Laura Keefe.

Harry featured in BBC3's series 'Things Not To Say..' which between online platforms has accumulated 2 million views.

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The Open Mic, Open Mind events were put on monthly. Each month they would raise money and awareness for a different charity, as well as showcasing new talent. Harry was part of a collective that set up and ran these events. This included sometimes presenting the night.