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When queer rights are attacked - art speaks volumes… New shows for Trafford Pride

  • Writer: Helen Clarke
    Helen Clarke
  • Apr 17
  • 1 min read

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Two new queer shows are making their dazzling debut at Waterside theatre this May as part of the ever-glorious Pride in Trafford festival - an opportunity to join friends and celebrate our community.


First up it’s a yeehaw meets “be who you are” extravaganza with A Northern Tr*nny Hootenanny - a joyful, tongue-in-cheek musical by Manchester’s own Hunter King (aka Wolfy).


Think country-western camp meets Disney, a wishful milkmaid, and more glitter than Dolly Parton’s wardrobe - putting trans joy front and centre.


A hilarious hoedown is inspired by Hunter's own journey of transition, drag, and all things musical theatre.


Early audiences called it "a story that needs to be told - now more than ever."



Joining the party is I Was Dancing in the Lesbian Bar - a riotous romp through sapphic nightlife past and present by the brilliant Holly Redford-Jones.


With rave reviews from previews this love letter to queer women, music, and mischief promises to get toes tapping and sides splitting.


Pride in Trafford runs from Tuesday 13th - Sunday 18th May and spreads the celebration from Sale to Altrincham.


Expect joy, reflection, a bit of dancing, and a whole lot of queer brilliance.

 
 
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