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PFLAG - Special Performance

About Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls

Event Details
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All Ages
  • PWYC
  • Donations Welcome
  • Suggested: $5-$10
Add to Calendar 2018-11-13 19:00:00 2018-11-13 21:00:00 PFLAG - Special Performance PFLAG London & Roseneath Theatre have partnered to bring a special performance of Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls On Tuesday Nov 13, join us at innovations works for a unique opportunity to check out this play. About Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls follows the story of 9-year-old Fiona who comes out as a boy and wants to be called Fin. Fin has always had this feeling – knowing something is different but not knowing what it was or how to say it. As Fin cuts his hair short and changes his name, his family works to understand and adjust to Fin’s gender identity. Dad is accepting of the change right away, but Mom doesn’t quite get it at first. Always from a place of good intentions, we see Fin’s family struggle with this change and through the course of the play ultimately begin to accept and embrace Fin for who he is. Innovation Works London QueerEvents admin@queerevents.ca America/Toronto public
Venue Info
Innovation Works London
201 King StreetLondonOntarioN6A 1C9Canada
 Use as preferred (aka you do you) Yes
Accessibility Notes

Wheelchair accessible entrance including a ramp to side of building.

The venue is well lit and is located close to several bus routes downtown

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Event Description

PFLAG London & Roseneath Theatre have partnered to bring a special performance of Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls

On Tuesday Nov 13, join us at innovations works for a unique opportunity to check out this play.

About Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls

Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls follows the story of 9-year-old Fiona who comes out as a boy and wants to be called Fin. Fin has always had this feeling – knowing something is different but not knowing what it was or how to say it. As Fin cuts his hair short and changes his name, his family works to understand and adjust to Fin’s gender identity. Dad is accepting of the change right away, but Mom doesn’t quite get it at first. Always from a place of good intentions, we see Fin’s family struggle with this change and through the course of the play ultimately begin to accept and embrace Fin for who he is.

Event organized by:

  • Roseneath Theatre