The Gay Sweatshop Theatre Company 1974-1997

Greig, Noel., 1944-2009

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Wakeman, Alan

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Chapman, Gerard

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Gerard Chapman, b. Chicago on the eve of World War I, graduated from MIT, 1937, contributor beginning in 1977 to The Eagle's "Our Berkshires" column. John T. McCutcheon, Chicago Tribune's Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist. From the description of Letters to John T. McCutcheon, 1946 May 8, 16. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 56908504 ...

Stewart Park, Angela

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The Gay Sweatshop Theatre Company, 1974-1997

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Drew, Griffiths., d 1984

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Osment, Philip

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Pope, Alan, 1958-

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The Gay Sweatshop Theatre Company

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Gay Sweatshop was formed in London in 1975 and had its roots in the lunchtime theatre club "Ambience" held at the Almost Free theatre. Inter-Action, a co-operative community arts resource centre, staged a popular Women's season at the Almost Free theatre in 1974 and, inspired by their success, advertised for gay actors to take part in a gay theatre season planned for autumn 1974. The aim was to encourage gay people to produce a season of gay plays and eventually form a company. The ...