A&H Episode 3 - Travelling Queer Peoples History Show
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Arts&Heritage
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Travelling Queer People’s History Show: Hosted by Arts&Heritage's Senior Curator, Andrea Hawkins in conversation with creative producer, E-J Scott, and performance artiste, Bird la Bird. The Travelling Queer People’s History Show reveals and explores the lives of queer people absent or erased from dominant historical narratives.
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