Decolonisation and Queerness in Theatre

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Join theatre-maker Emily Aboud to explore decolonisation, queerness and representation in theatre, with discussion and networking. Whether you’re a theatre-maker, writer, performer, arts practitioner or simply interested in the relationship between identity, culture and performance, this workshop offers an opportunity to explore new perspectives and engage in meaningful conversation. For those who are interested in submitting a play to the Windrush Prize, there will be an opportunity to hear more from its founder about what kind of plays the judges are looking for. This workshop is aimed at British Caribbean writers at every level who identify as LGBTQA+ but all Black writers and allies are welcome! What to expect Information about the Windrush Prize and how to apply A workshop led by Trinidadian theatre director and playwright Emily Aboud on "Decolonization & Queerness in Theatre. Time for questions, reflection and discussion Networking with fellow creatives and theatre practitioners The Windrush Prize — Submissions Open Submissions for the Windrush Prize are now open! Discover more about the prize, eligibility criteria and how to apply through the Society of Authors. Find out more and submit your entry here .