Riot Act at Bradford Playhouse

Riot Act, a powerful verbatim play exploring the history of the LGBTQ rights movement. Written and performed by Alexis Gregory, Riot Act is a hard-hitting, hilarious and heart-warming solo verbatim piece, taking audiences on a breath-taking journey through six decades of queer history.
Created from the playwright's interviews with Michael-Anthony Nozzi, one of the only remaining Stonewall survivors; Lavania Co-op, a 1970s radical drag artist; and Paul Burston, a prominent 1990s AIDS activist.
Proactive, tender, truthful, funny, political and personal, these are stories of queerness, sexuality, activism, addiction, family, childhood, love, sex, drag, community, togetherness, conflict, identity, youth, ageing, loss, fierce queens and a Hollywood diva.
It promises to be riot!