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Queer Britain in conversation with Russell T Davies

Join Queer Britain for a FREE online event on Channel 4’s new series It’s A Sin with writer and producer Russell T Davies on Thursday, February 4 from 6pm.

Join Queer Britain, a charity working to establish a national LGBTQ+ museum for all, for a FREE online event on Channel 4’s new series It’s A Sin with writer and producer Russell T Davies on Thursday, February 4 from 6pm.

It’s A Sin follows a group of friends navigating life, love and sexuality in 1980s London. They are determined to live and love more fiercely than ever, even in the face of a rising new virus. Its stellar cast includes Olly Alexander, Neil Patrick Harris, Lydia West and Stephen Fry.

Queer Britain trustee Lisa Power, a consultant on the series, will be talking with Russell and Marc Thompson, founder of BlackOut and PrEPster, and there will be an opportunity to put your questions to them.It’s A Sin will premiere Friday, January 22 at 9pm on Channel 4. All five episodes will be available to stream on All4 after that.For tickets this FREE online event, CLICK HERE

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