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UK LGBT EVENTS - V & A Friday late: Queer and Now Salon Outré
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V & A Friday late: Queer and Now Salon Outré

Salon Outr presents a programme of dance, choral and spoken word performances. Patrick Gale reads from his upcoming sixteenth novel A Place Called Winter and shares the stage with dancers and choristers performing works that celebrate the heroes of LGBTQ culture. Come to the Raphael Cartoon Gallery and enjoy a ballet extract from Tchaikovskys masterpiece Swan Lake, as well as saucy burlesque set to Kylies buoyant pop beats, a moving choral rendition of "Somewhere Over The Rainbow", readings from Shakespeare's homoerotic sonnets, dance tributes to icons of the V&A's Theatre and Performance Galleries, and more. Artists include Patrick Gale, Natasha Trigg, Amelia Cardwell, Nicholas Keegan, Benjamin Froehlich and the London International Choir, the Roehampton Rascals with Kurt Nagy, and more. Salon Outr is presented in collaboration with the V&A LGBTQ Working Group. Contact Us

Tickets : £ Free Tickets

Address : Raphael Cartoon Gallery
Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road
London
SW7 2RL

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