Step into the untold story of Jessie Gavin — a bold, unapologetic Victorian-era artist from Oxton who defied societal expectations through creativity, identity, and love.
Often referred to as “Oxton’s first Gentleman’s Jack,” Jessie’s life was rich with artistic expression, gender defiance, and connection with trailblazers like architect Eileen Gray. This powerful new play delves into Jessie’s world — exploring her fearless embrace of bisexuality, cross-dressing, and artistic freedom at a time when such choices were taboo.
🎭 What to Expect:
- A moving live performance that brings forgotten queer heritage to light
- A celebration of local history, identity, and resilience
- A post-show opportunity for reflection and community dialogue
