Silence = Death | An Evening of Performances & Remembrance for World AIDS Day
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An evening of performances, readings and stories marking World AIDS Day, directed by Andrew Keates and performed by the Queer Theatre Company.
Queer Theatre presents SILENCE = DEATH, a one-night evening of performances, readings, music and personal stories marking World AIDS Day. Directed by Andrew Keates and performed by members of the Queer Theatre Company, the programme journeys from the early AIDS crisis to modern activism and medical breakthroughs, honouring those lost and celebrating those living with HIV. The show runs approximately two hours with an interval, with profits supporting Queer Theatre's work and a bucket collection for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
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