Hidayah is excited to offer a limited number of tickets to the hit new play We Can’t Be Friends on Thursday 10th September. There will also be a post-show Q&A session which is exclusive to this date!
About the show - This play follows two people navigating the messy, funny and painfully honest space between love, friendship and everything in between. It’s a sharp, modern story about connection, boundaries and the complicated feelings we pretend not to have.
Ticket cost - We’re pleased to offer tickets at £12 + service fee, with the option to add any donations you’d like to contribute, to support Hidayah's work. Please note that Hidayah has a small allocation of tickets for this show, and they’re expected to sell quickly — make sure to secure yours early!
About Hidayah:
Hidayah’s mission is to provide support and welfare for LGBTQI+ Muslims. We promote social justice and education about our community. We are a secular organisation, but our projects and activities are developed specifically for the needs of LGBTQI+ Muslims. Our vision is to ensure our voices are heard and understood.
We are a mix of practising and non-practising Muslims. However, we warmly welcome friends, families and allies to our events.
We are keen to ensure our services are as inclusive as possible. So if you are an LGBTQI Muslim wanting to attend and the cost is a barrier to you, please email our Events Team at events@hidayahlgbt.co.uk and we can arrange to waive your ticket cost, bi'idhnillah.
Please note that Hidayah's first priority is always to safeguard the wellbeing of volunteers and service users. With this in mind, Hidayah reserves the right to refuse or refund tickets at its discretion. Any decision to do so is not made lightly and will only ever be on the basis of safeguarding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be a Hidayah member to attend the event?
No you don't, as this event is not hosted by Hidayah.
Where is the event happening? I can't see an address.
The play is being showed at Brixton House, located on the corner of Coldharbour Lane and Somerleyton Road. It is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from the centre of Brixton.
I'm not sure about my gender identity/sexuality, or I'm not a very practising Muslim. Can I attend?
We don't gatekeep when it comes to being queer or being Muslim. We know there is no one way of being either. Whatever level you practise Islam and are LGBTQ is fine with us; if you identify as such, that's enough for us.
I am a queer Muslim on benefits/unemployed/in financial difficulty. Would you be able to cover my ticket?
For sure! We know that times are tough for people and we don't want those from our community to miss out because of financial issues, so if you are in that position, please email our Events Team at events@hidayahlgbt.co.uk.
I have a questions about accessibility. Who can I contact?
You can reach out to Brixton House directly by contacting them via email on hello@brixtonhouse.co.uk or calling them on 020 7582 7680.