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Queer crip art, activism and rebellion in the era of Covid-19 (and beyond) gets amplified by CUTTER // NASH in a live captioned YouTube broadcast.

Drop in for an hour-long programme of pop and experimental music, political poetry and insightful interviews drawn from the queer and disability arts community in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, presented by artists Gareth Cutter and Gemma Nash (CUTTER // NASH).

Inspired by broadcasts such as the 1947 French radio show, ‘La Tribune de l’Invalide’, and ‘Gaywaves’, the 1980s British radio programme run in the era of Section 28, its a space for queer and disabled voices to explore the changes, challenges and opportunities brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, and send a message out to the rest of the world.

Let's turn up the volume on queer disability rights!

Tune in, ask us a question, point us in the direction of other brilliant activists, or just send us a shout out. We’ll be taking questions and comments via our YouTube comment forum and twitter feed via #TheQuips for a live response from CUTTER // NASH throughout the broadcast.

Supporters: Arts Council England, The Art House, Drake Music and Graeae.

Listen to our audio flyer for more about this event!

Access Information:

Live captions will be available via Text on Tap. The broadcast will be audio described and paced accessibly.

If you can't make the live broadcast, you'll be able to catch up with the recording afterwards.

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