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Playback theatre is improvisational theatre in which the audience tells their stories and the actors
re-enact them right then and there. Queer Playback was founded in early 2011 by Jane Hoy, Lorna Henry and Arnet Donkin for the LGBT community. It's often moving, sometimes hilarious and a great way to hear
our hidden and often untold stories. If you'd like to find out more about what we do in Queer Playback Theatre and want to learn some playback skills come along to our one day workshop on Saturday 24 March 2012.

Many thanks to the LGBT Consortium for providing our postal address and for their other help in the past. But as you'll see from the "Contact" page we've now moved, to the London Friend office in King's Cross. So our new address is:

Age of Diversity, c/o London Friend
86 Caledonian Road
London
N1 9DN

Going into residential care can be like going back into the closet for older gay people, according to a new Kingston University study. (Article from Pink Paper.)

This website is now nearly ready for the Launch of Age of Diversity ...

Michael Brown, long-term gay campaigner, received the 2010-11 Derek Oyston Achievement Award at a prize-giving today in London ...

After 16 years campaigning for greater awareness of the needs of older lesbians and gay men (and latterly bisexual and trans older people) Polari is handing on the baton ...

Richard Farnos explores older lesbians and gay men's experience of crime and the police ...

"Direct Payments have real potential for old lesbians, gay men and bisexuals," says Julie Turner of Kingston Centre for Independent Living ...

Carl Wonfor of the Strategic Relationships Team, a part of the Diversity Directorate at New Scotland Yard, acknowledges the concerns expressed in "Shopping With a Nightdress" ...