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HIGHLIGHT EVENTS//
NOVEMBER 2008
10-28 NOV: take place from 10-28 November at the Mackenzie Pavillion Marcus Reeves in Three Zero, James Howell in Lay Down And
The annual Gfest – GayWise Arts Festival returns to London Gallery in Finsbury Park (next to the café), and will include work Love Me Again, and Lucy Ellinson’s Drag Prince William, amongst
between 10 and 28 November. This year’s festival will be by Christopher Lucas Furminger, Joerg Brusendorf, Matthew many others. Finally, you can explore your own creativity and
a showcase for short fi lms screenings, exhibitions and Stradling, Simon Phillips, Beldan Sezen and Robert Off ord. critical response at various workshops taking place during the
performance events. Short fi lm screenings take place on Performance evenings, which include several short pieces from festival, such as a theatre workshop at the Bernie Grant Arts
13-14 November at the Rich Mix Centre (35-47 Bethnal Green diff erent artists, take place at the aforementioned Rich Mix and Centre in Tottenham (Town Hall Approach Road, N15), and a
Road, E1), with highlights including Filthy, Early One Summer, Holborn’s Cochrane Theatre (Southampton Row, W1) on 20-23 Creative Writing Workshop, also at the Bernie Grant Centre, on
Smalltown Boy and Romeo’s Kiss. Visual arts exhibitions will November. Highlights include Craig Jenkins in Gay In Da Ghetto, Wednesday 12 November.
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SAT 29 NOV: BVS the play is about long-term Croydon couple Nigel and Jamie.
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27 & 29 NOV
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