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Love Song to Lavender Menace archiveCast your mind back to 1982 - Margaret Thatcher sends the British Fleet to the Falklands, Channel 4 comes to the living room and Prince William is born, but this play has nothing to do with all that. This play is about activism, community and fighting for acceptance with words, music, humour and heart. On Edinburgh's Forth Street, two friends Bob and Sigrid are opening their new lesbian, gay and feminist bookshop, ?Lavender Menace'. A trailblazing venture that will become the beating heart for Edinburgh's LGBT+ community. Now on the eve of the shop's 5th birthday, sales assistants Lewis and Glen take a look back at its origins, its importance, its celebration of queer culture, how things have changed for the better (maybe) ... and straight away, the arguments begin! Love Song to Lavender Menace is a beautifully funny and moving exploration of the love and passion it takes to make something happen and the loss that is felt when you have to let it go.

Cast/Performers

Pierce Reid (Lewis), Matthew McVarish (Glen)

Creatives/Company

Author: James Ley
Director: Ros Philips
Design: Mamoru Iriguchi
Lighting: Laura Hawkins
Sound: Kevin Murray
Dramaturg(s): David Greig, Ros Philips
Stage Manager: Bee George
Producer: Annabel Cooper

Love Song to Lavender Menace

Love Song to Lavender Menace (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01078218499. Details of all Love Song to Lavender Menace archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1284025964

Archive Listings

9 Oct 19
  to
12 Oct 19
Royal Lyceum Theatre
Edinburgh
Performance Details => Venue archive

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