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Gate Late: Black, Queer, and Working

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Gate Lates Return!

Join us for a panel discussion exploring the intersections of Black and Queer identity and working practices, in response to some of the themes presented in the Gate's production of Bootycandy.  Our Interim General Manager, Wofai Je will be in conversation with Dan Yomi (House of Rainbow and Living Free UK) and Marc Thompson (The Love Tank CIC).

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This event will take place after the Wednesday  8 March, 7:30pm performance of Bootycandy and is free for ticketholders.

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Dan Yomi
Dan is a Director for House of Rainbow and Living Free UK - organisations that support Black LGBTQ+ individuals, Queer Migrants and Allies. Aside his volunteering commitments, Dan is an HR Recruitment Consultant - placing diverse HR Professionals within the Media and Creative Industry. He's also passionate about mental health awareness and creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees.
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Marc Thompson
Marc Thompson is a creative activist, health promotion specialist and podcaster. He has been at the forefront of HIV activism and education since his own diagnosis 1986 and has founded and developed a range of movements, groups and interventions for Black, queer and HIV communities over the past 30 years.Most recently Marc has curated the digital archive and podcast series ‘Black and Gay, Back in the Day’ documenting Black LGBT life in Britain since the 1970s, launched his podcast series We Were Always Here, telling the story of the UK HIV epidemic through unheard voices, and featured award winning documentary Freddie Mercury: The Final Act. In June 2022 Marc launched Beau, a new lifestyle magazine produced by and for gay men living with HIV in London. Marc is currently the co-director of The Love Tank, a not-for-profit organisation that promotes the health and wellbeing of under-served communities through campaigning, education, advocacy and research.
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Gate Lates Return!

Join us for a panel discussion exploring the intersections of Black and Queer identity and working practices, in response to some of the themes presented in the Gate‘s production of Bootycandy.  Our Interim General Manager, Wofai Je will be in conversation with Dan Yomi (House of Rainbow and Living Free UK) and Marc Thompson (The Love Tank CIC).

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