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Jill Nalder interviewed by Andrew Flewitt for ‘Queer I Am’ podcast

The wonderful Jill Nalder has been interviewed by Andrew Flewitt for his Queer I Am podcast, about her new book Love From The Pink Palace; Memories of Love, Loss and Cabaret Through the AIDS Crisis.

The wonderful Jill Nalder has been interviewed by Andrew Flewitt for his Queer I Am podcast, about her new book Love From The Pink Palace; Memories of Love, Loss and Cabaret Through the AIDS Crisis.

The episode is a a bonus episode for Season 1 of Queer I Am. Jill and Andrew talk about Jill’s career in musical theatre and supporting friends and family during the era captured so remarkably in It’s A Sin.

They also discuss her fundraising and charity work, including her patronage of local HIV charity the Sussex Beacon and a major upcoming fundraising event to be held in conjunction with The WestEnders.

To hear this podcast and more, CLICK HERE

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