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The Fandango Theatre Group bring Caryl
Churchill’s classic gay play back to the stage.
She describes her play as “work, mothers,
Africa, power, children, grandmothers, politics,
money, Queen Victoria and sex.” With Act Bristol Poetry Festival celebrates a
One set in Victorian British Colonial Africa and diverse and interesting range of poetry.
Act Two set in 1979 ‘swinging London’, the Look forward to guest poets, and events
play travels from staunch Victorian sensibilities including a dead poets slam, book
to the era of free love, and provokes questions launches, film screenings, exhibitions,
about sexuality and relationships today. world and acoustic live music. There will
1-26 September. Tickets £13/£11 concessions. even be a live Skype slam with
Union Theatre, 204 Union Street, London SE1. Melbourne Poetry Festival!
www.uniontheatre.org 3-13 September. Various venues and
the event
prices. www.poetrycan.co.uk
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Brighton and Hove’s gay-owned one-stop you by the
wedding shop is putting on a special wedding Pet Shop
event to showcase the best local services Boys, this is
including photography, fl orists, bespoke dresses, a tale of
cakes and jewellery. Expect demonstrations, sexual
fashion shows and plenty more for brides-to-be, acceptance,
plus hair and beauty tips for any style, as well as drugs and relationships set in London’s
exhibitions and advice on how to plan your clubland, featuring exclusive Pet Shop
dream day. Boys songs. The play is performed by
20 September, The Queen’s Hotel, 1-5 Kings Road, the City Theatre Group in Brighton, with
Brighton, BN1 www.weddings-brighton-hove.com proceeds going to a local HIV/AIDS charity.
Sallis Benney Theatre, Grand Parade,
Brighton. 22-26 September, £15.50 - £17.
www.closertoheaven.info
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1O[P`WRUS4WZ[4SabWdOZ Hanna Rickards, winner of the
Showcasing some of the best independent fi lms, Maxmara Art Prize for Women 2007-
Cambridge promises to bring the challenging and 2009, shows how unusual natural
provocative to the fore in this 10-day fi lmfest. With phenomena can be experienced and
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an archive display of fi lms shown over the past 30 translated. Featuring a two-screen
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riverside screenings so you can punt while you watch. 5-23 September, Free, Whitechapel C
17-27 September. Various venues and prices. Gallery, 80-82 Whitechapel High
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