Queers.
Overview
"Queers" presents a collection of eight poignant monologues, each unfolding within the same pub backdrop, reflecting on pivotal moments in gay history. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act, the narratives traverse various decades, showcasing the evolution of LGBTQ+ experiences. Each character's story offers a unique perspective on love, identity, and societal change, encapsulating the struggles and triumphs faced by the community. Through these intimate performances, the show highlights the rich tapestry of queer life, making it both a historical tribute and a contemporary exploration of sexual freedom.
Episodes
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1
The Man on the Platform
A veteran of World War I finds himself on a train platform, reflecting on his time in the trenches. He opens up about the unexpected relationships he ...
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2
A Grand Day Out
In the year 1994, while the government debates the reduction of the male homosexual consent age, 17-year-old Andrew arrives in London. Excited and ful...
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3
More Anger
In the year 1987, as AIDS becomes a significant topic in the media, Phil finds himself confined to familiar roles and grappling with feelings of being...
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4
Missing Alice
Alice and her husband hold a closely guarded secret between them, but with the release of the 1957 Wolfenden Report, their secret might not have to re...
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5
I Miss the War
The 1967 Sexual Offenses Act is expected to change society significantly, but dapper gentleman Jackie isn't so sure about that. He believes that the ...
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6
Safest Spot in Town
Amidst the chaos of the Blitz in London, Frederick feels a deep sense of gratitude as he finds himself safe in an unexpected haven.
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7
The Perfect Gentleman
Bobby exudes confidence as a charming socialite, but he harbors a hidden truth. When the stakes are high, will his secret hold up or crumble under pr...
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8
Something Borrowed
As Steve gets ready for his wedding, he feels the weight of his words for the speech he must deliver. With the moment finally upon him, he reflects o...
