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Gailey Road: Reading/Music From The Love Booth and Other Plays

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Series
Exhibitor events
Language
English
Speaker(s)
Tara Goldstein, University of Toronto
Jenny Salisbury, University of Toronto
Kael Reid
Host
Gailey Road Productions
Location
Vari Hall-Expo Theatre
This event is in person only

In 1973, two lesbian activists, Barbara Gittings and Kay Lahusen, and a masked gay psychiatrist successfully pushed the APA to delist homosexuality from its DSM of mental disorders. The delisting of homosexuality from the DSM changed the lives of countless people who no longer needed to be “cured” of the feelings they had for the people they loved. To mark the 50th anniversary of the delisting, Gailey Road will be staging a verbatim play about Barbara and Kay’s activism called The Love Booth featuring original music by Kael Reid. Join us as we read and play music from The Love Booth and Other Plays.

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