XPOSED

Following two sold out shows, Full Disclosure Theatre are back and proud to present XPOSED, with a brand new line-up of short plays revealing the naked and entertaining truths about queer life. The third XPOSED will be staged on Sunday 4th November at Southwark Playhouse.

Full Disclosure are a theatre company committed to exploring LGBTQ+ narratives. Passionate about discovering unheard voices within the community, we lay ourselves bare and are always transparent in the way we work. We make theatre to entertain and arouse discussion for all those associated with queer life and beyond.

Full Disclosure Theatre are dedicated to uncovering new truths and providing a platform for artists to share, develop and collaborate. Whatever your preference, our door is always open to emerging writers, actors and other creatives eager to stage stories on LGBTQ+ themes.

The third XPOSED will take place from 7pm on Sunday 4th November at Southwark Playhouse, a short walk from Elephant & Castle station. The night will feature eight plays by eight emerging writers, and you can read more about each one below.

The Gay Agenda by Freya Jackson

Directed by Paul Anthoney

Three representatives have been invited to work together to create the gay agenda for the future.

Virtue by Stella Ajayi

Directed by Brigitte

Adela Aaliyah loves God. And sex. But is it possible to be Queer, Black and Christian?

Oh! You Pretty Things by Rachel Harper

Directed by Alex Howarth

Dying's easy and living's hard, when accepting yourself is impossible. Ryan can't face life anymore and Amy can't face life without him.

Family Tree by Colette Cullen

Directed by Lizzie Fitzpatrick

Rachel and Fiona have a big decision to make. They want to have a baby. But how to choose a sperm donor?

Romeo and Jules by Ron Burch

Directed by Timothy Allsop

When Romeo calls on Juliet at her balcony with words of love, "Star-crossed" gets a new meaning.

How We Love by Annette Brook

Directed by Robbie Taylor Hunt

Babs visits his best friend, and fellow Nigerian, Regi in London. They hatch a plan to fool the authorities back home, about who they really are.

Skin(ny) by David Hendon

Directed by Sammy Glover

It's Carl's birthday, but he's not celebrating. And he's not eating. At the age of 21, it's time to confront what's making him unhappy.

She's Fit, Just Kiss Her by Jessica Revell

Directed by Pollyanna Newcombe

When you kiss a girl, you'll know if you're gay, bi or whatever. Right? Layla has invited Rosie back to hers. What could go wrong?

Cast: To Be Announced

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