Past show: The Gender Roadshow @ Patrick Studios, Leeds
Emma Frankland’s show was presented by East Street Arts at Patrick Studios in collaboration with Wharf Chambers and Live Art Bistro, with events at their venues.
Through performances, workshops and conversation The Gender Roadshow was a project that celebrated trans, non-binary and genderfluid identities, with Emma’s ‘euphoric’ Rituals for Change (The Stage *****) performed each night at East Street Arts.
This performance was preceded daily by daytime talks at Wharf Chambers and post show events at Live Art Bistro completing a programme of dynamic and engaging activities to elevate the discussion around trans identity.
Discover more about Emma Frankland at www.notyetarobot.co.uk/
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