Time for T - A Celebration of Gender Diversity

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Fri 23 July 2010 // 19:00 / Cinema

£3 (£2 concessions)

An evening to explore gender diversity in all its forms through photography, film, performance, music and exchanging ideas. Come as you are or want to be, changing facilities can be provided. This will be a safe and welcoming space for all, however you identify.

Nobody Passes Perfectly is a subtle, humoristic and thought evoking film about the courage to change oneself radically. Director Saskia Bisp invites her audience to places where the gender isn’t a predefined condition, dictated only by biology, but a very personal part of the self that can be challenged, investigated and altered. Meet Tomka who is right in the middle of such a process. He lives in a very loving relationship with his Lesbian girlfriend Lotte. Together they try to imagine what his transitioning will mean for their relationship. And meet Erik, who was once a heterosexual woman, and has finally decided to live his life as a man.

 A Series of Questions, an ongoing photo essay by L. Weingarten, exploring the power dynamics inherent in the questions asked of transgender, transsexual, genderqueer, gender-variant, and gender non-conforming people.

Dawn Latimer A personal exploration of gender, identity & homo erotic sailor fantasies

Live performance by Rae Spoon

Rae Spoon was born on the Canadian prairies of the 80’s. In his early twenties he hit the road as one of the world’s only transgendered country singers. Tonight’s performance will be part of his latest European tour.

Hoo-Har DJ's have played extensively around the country, mixing funk, soul, reggae, new wave, rock n' roll & ska.  Party, smile & get down

Due to the nature and content of the event, which contains adult themes of gender and sexuality, the event would not be suitable for persons under the age of 18.

For more information contact Lesley on 01642 803607