“The Day The World Came To Huddersfield” projects celebrates Pride 1981, the first time a Pride was held anywhere outside London. The performance exploring the characters and events of that Pride has been a huge critical and audience success, selling out all the performances.
Read MoreThe UK’s first ever National Pride took place in Huddersfield on 4th July 1981. To mark the forty-first anniversary, an immersive theatre event called “The Day The World Came To Huddersfield” restaged the Pride march in Huddersfield Town Centre. Actors joined their audience to become the protesters, shouting slogans and waving placards and telling the stories of the people who marched that day.
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OUTing the Past is delighted to announce its most ambitious queer history arts project to date: “The Day The World Came to Huddersfield”. This is a yearlong performance, archive and photographic exhibition celebration of the UK’s first National Pride. The project runs until autumn 2022 with funding from Arts Council England, Kirklees Council and LGBT History Month
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As we enter LGBT History Month 2020, we take a look back at the success of The Adhesion of Love by Stephen M Hornby. Last year’s heritage premiere was the first full-length play that we have commissioned in collaboration with Inkbrew Productions and with funding from Arts Council England and Superbia (Manchester Pride).
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