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Than o · g here tonight and for your Since Clause 14 (later 27, 28 and 29) was an­ contribution o e Organisation for and nounced, OLGA members throughout the country Action (OLGA) in our fight against of the have worked non-stop on action against it. We raised Local Govern en Ac . its public profile by organising the first national Stop OLGA is a a · ~ rganisa ·o ic campaigns The Clause Rally in January and by organising and on iss es~ · g and gay e . e ber- speaking at meetings Britain. We have s ;>e o anyone who shares o r cancer , lobbied Lords and MPs repeatedly and prepared a e e eir sexuality, and our cons i u ion en- briefings for them , for councils, for trade unions, for s es a no one political group can take power. journalists and for the general public. Our tiny make­ C rre ly. apart from our direct work on Section 28, shift office, staffed entirely by volunteers, has been e ave th ree campaigns - on education , on lesbian inundated with calls and letters requ esting informa­ cus ody and on violence against lesbians and gay ion and help. More recently, we have also begun to men. offer support to groups prematurely penalised by We are a new organisation, formed in 1987 only local authorities only too anxious to implement the days before backbench MPs proposed what was new law. then Clause 14, outlawing 'promotion' of homosexu­ The money raised by Before The Act will go into ality by local authorities. OLGA is the outcome of a special account, which will be administered by two more than a year's planning, consultation, discus­ people from OLGA and two people from the show. It sion and a national conference on our needs. For will be used to counter the effects of the Section sometime, many of us had felt the need for a na­ throughout the country and to offer support to those tional organisation which could truly bring together a affected by it. OLGA has adopted the motto 'Lesbian wide range of all the different sections of lesbian and and Gay Rights Are Human Rights'. Thank you for gay society and through which our many different giving your support to the fight to make that a reality. voices could be heard. Never has that need been more urgent than now. Jennie Wilson, Kris Black, Phil King • on behalf of the OLGA Executive D D The Arts Lobby exists to campaign against all attacks on freedoms restricted by Section 28 Works so far include :

8 Organising a triumphant national press conference

8Winning back funding for a threatened gay play

8 Successfully supporting a beleagured bookshop

8 Mobilising Equity to liaise with all companies over censorship

8 Fighting for the rights of lesbian and gay students at a music college

We continue to monitor. advise. help and inform I 01 6311353 I Mr. Banks: Which schools?

Dam, Jm Knight, I ha,e nam,d them. Th, hon. Gentleman mu,i not nif,p/ck with m,. If h, doe, not ond,mand that locaJ '"'hority education '"n' tl,e ARLIA schools, he ought to go hack and stact '"'"Ing abo"' how the,, thiog, are done- / lntmuptfon. / Let m, comp let, my rema,>, to the hon. M,mi,.,,. fo, Newham, No,th­ We,t (M, Banks), who wa, good enough to give way. DE None of this "'"" would ha,e com, ioto being witho"' ample e,/deoce, som, of Which 1 ha,e •ead o"' tonight All th, parent, complained Jong before J mad, that bmadca,i. A p,egnan, woman was kicked in th, stomach and jolly nearly lost her child long before it. M,, Bank., Th, hon. Lady ha, nor mentioned on, school Sh, is '1ea,1y gui!ry b"' lnsan,. I res, my c,r,,

"' ··-"--·-·-·-· ·--. - E c\es) : mong them d " M Lestod c . ' Membe,s, a " notconcem,the hon. iss Joan e Conservativ aid that they we d did not want , Mm Ed basron, s b fore an I - Mcmbedo, ! the law as It was ~It fo, homose,ua:ho ·th revertmg t make life d1ffic The hon. Lady, . 1 0 ::: d/sc,~7;~~ ;; pmtw,~:~:~:that child~J: t;~~~; they wa. II th,s, olTmd no he has ne,c, been a d If hon. started a h challenged, s h s been produce . they danger. en and non e a . of no ev1· dence, forwar d wevidence concerne, d on the basis Members are ort the clause. h Id not supp S OU .,..,,,..~ Jtt·· ::'i ~ ;; .

BEST WISHES to everyone involved in 'Before the Act'.

All of the people listed below are opposed to Section 28 of the Local Government Act and have made a financial contribution to tonight's fundraising efforts:

Dame Lynn Farleigh Humphrey Lyttleton Sheba Publishers Jane Asher Jill Gascoine Jenny Landreth Ralph Steadman Melvyn Bragg Linda Gerrard Frank Marcus Laurie Taylor Sir AJec Guiness Andy de la Tour Jules Cassidy Armistead Maupin Robin Tyler Tom Hulce Wasp Security Services Charlotte Cornwall QC Women's Press The Daisy Chain PEN English Centre David Yip Margaret Drabble Terry Jones Clive Dunn Miriam Karlin Reading Matters Paul Eddington Richard Kirker /

THEARTWORLD PROTESTS taken from a letter to ,April 3, 1988

Your editorial on clause 28 (March 13) expressed the hope that the clause, now clause 29, "wi 11 be proved to be as unworkable as its critics predicted .... .that having been put on the statute books, it will now be forgotten" . Though we appreciate the stand taken by you against the clause, we think it must not be forgotten. The House of Commons did confirm it, and anyone who wishes to invoke it may do so if she or he feels that a local counci I contravenes it. Contravention of the clause is open to interpretation, both arbitrary and subjective. The mere possibility that anyone may now initiate what are in effect procedures of censorship will also result in self-censorship by libraries, museums, galleries, , and so on funded by local councils. In a country without a declaration of human rights, this clause is a real threat to civil liberties. David Hockney is not alone in perceiving the pernicious imp Iications of the clause. Any person who is concerned about the erosion of civil liberties in this country must agree that this clause constitutes a grave danger, not just to the arts, but to the future of our society. Roger de Grey PP.A, Sir Alan Nigel Greenwood, Tim Head, Ger­ Bowness , Neil MacG~egor, Sir ard Hemsworth, Patrick Heron , Hugh Casson PPRA, Sir Michael Maggi Hambling, Colin Hayes RA, Levey , Nicholas Se rota, Sir Nor­ Paul Huxley, Nicola Jacobs, Bill man Reid, The Duke of Beauford, Jacklin, Bernard Jacobson , Tess Francis Bacon, Frank Auerbach , Jaray, , Allen Jones Howard Hodgkin, RB Kitaj, Leon RA , Anish Kapoor, John Kasmin, Kossoff , Michael Andrews , Richard Philip King , James Kirkman, Mark Hamilton , John Piper CH, Sir Law­ Lancaster, Catherine Lampert, rence Gowing, Dame Elizabeth Christopher Le Brun, Lillian Lijn, Frink RA , Clive Adams, Dawn Ades, Kim Lim , Marco Livingstone, Eileen Agar , Craig Aitchinson RA, Gilbert Lloyd , Richard Long, Peter Gillian Ayers , Nancy Balfour, Barry Logan , James Mayor, Leonard Barker, Glen Baxter, Adrian Berg, McComb , Bruce McLean, Dhruva Lewis Biggs, Peter Blake RA , Tony Mistry, Robert Medley RA, Lisa Bevan, Sandra Blow RA, Stephen Milroy, Richard Morphet, Anthony Buckley, Robert Buhler RA, HT d'Offay, Julian Opie, Patrick Prock­ -Brown RA, Jeffrey Camp tor, Deanna Petherbridge , Piers RA , Tony Carter, Lynne Cooke , Fa­ Rogers , Vera Russell, Michael bian Carlsson , Richard Cork, Sandie , Richard Shone , Karsten Michael Craig-Martin, Trevor Dan­ Schubert , Anne Seymour , Yolanda natt RA, Richard Deacon , Robyn Sonnabend , Frances Spalding, Denny , Jennifer Dixon RA , Rita Julian Spalding , Ruskin Spear RA, Donagh , Joanna Drew, D,wid Elli­ Jenny Stein, David Sylvester, John 1 ott , Anthony Eyto!l RA, r- eter de Russell Taylor, Joe Tilson, John Francia, William Feaver, Sandra Titchell, Peter Townsend, Julian Fisher, Stephen Finer, Barry Trevelyan RA, Euan Uglow, Lady Flanagan, Peter Fuller, Angela Vaizey, Hester van Royen, Leslie Flowers , Terry Frost , Hamish Ful­ Waddington , Jack Wendler , ton, John Golding, F•ederick Gore Richard Wentworth, Carel Weight RA , Anthony Gree11 RA, Janet RA, Bill Woodrow, Richard Woll­ Green, Patrick George, Andy heim . Goldsworthy, Alex Gregory-Hood ,

This letter followed up on David Hockney's public outrage against censorship in England. BEFORE A TO COUNTEF

WORKS WRITTEN BY : (i n alphabetica l order) EXTRACTS DIRECTED BY : W H Auden Verse Sharon Barba Verse Richard Oliver Leonard Bernstein Island Magic Benjamin Britten Down By The Sally Gardens C P Cavafy Verse Noel Coward Hands Across The Sea Philip Prowse Sarah Daniels Neaptide John Burgess Peter Maxwell Davies Lullaby Maureen Duffy Verse Flying Lizards Sex Machine Nigel Charnock & Lloyd Newson Reynaldo Hahn Mozart In Paris Tony Holland Simply Soap! Philip Hedley Robin Hooper Astonishment Robin Hooper A E Houseman Verse Max Jacob Lyrics For Poulenc Adam Mars Jones Verse Debby Klein At The Hairdresser Edward Lear Verse Chris Lowe It Couldn 't Happen Here Verse Prayer For Wings Fidelis Morgan As Someone Might Like It Fidelis Morgan Morriconi It Couldn 't Happen Here Carl Morse Verse Sean Mathias Cole Porter Anything Goes Francis Poulenc Songs Gertrude (Ma) Rainey Prove It On Me Saint Saens Swan Sappho Verse Sara Pia Anderson Dame Ethel Smythe March Of The Women David Tigorie Neil Tennant It Couldn 't Happen Here Michael Tippett Two Songs For Ariel Tchaikovsky Souvenirs de Florence Verse Verse Sandy Wilson When All The Girls Were Pretty David Kernan

A BENEFIT AGAINST SECTION 28 FOR TH THE ACT rHE EFFECTS OF SECTION 28

ARTISTES Maria Aitken - Kathryn Apanowicz - Jill Baker - Andrew Ball - - Jill Bennett- Nick Berry- Mandy Budge - Joanna Campbell - - - Pam St Clement- Jonathan Cohen - Josefina Cupido- Roz Davies - Ann Dayc _di Dench - Julia Doyle - DVB Physical (Lloyd Newson & Ni · Chamock)- Paul Eddington - - Maggie Ford - ephen Fry - - David Gillespie - - Jill Gomez- - - Gary Hailes - - Heather Harper - Steven Hartley - Ron Havant- Lesley Hayes- Hill - - Hot Doris Band (Sayan Akaddas - Katrina Buchanan - Mandy Short - Rebecca Clow) - .- Judith Jacob- Lucy Jenkins - Sue Johnston - Miriam Karlin - David Kernan - Janis Kelly- Alice Kinlock - Maureen Lipman - - Christopher McHallem - Ian McKellen - Medici String (Paul Robertson - David Matthews - Anthony Lewis - Iva-Jan van der Werff plus guests) - Aveilia Moysey - Edna O'Brien - Gary Oldham - John Owen-Edwards - Geoffrey Parsons - Parker & Klein (Karen Parker- Debby Klein) - Stifyn Parri - Ken Parry - The Pet Shop Boys (Chris Lowe - Neil Tennant) Anna Raebum - Anthony ~her - Dean Sullivan - - Harold Pinter - Fay Presto - Hugh Quarshie - - Gillian Taylforth- - Timothy West- Whitehead- James Wilby - Louise Winter - Kate Young -

Devised by: MICHAEL CASHMAN, SEAN MATHIAS, IAN MCKELLEN, STEPHEN OLIVER and MARTIN SHERMAN

Produced by: 20TH CENTURY VIXEN PROMOTIONS Director: Musical Directors: JONATHAN COHEN and JOHN OWEN-EDWARDS Design: PHILIP PROWSE Lighting Design: MARK HENDERSON Costumes: SPYROS COSCINAS RGANISATION FOR LESBIAN AND GAY ACTION BEFORE THE ACT Denman Street, Piccadilly Circus, Wl.

Joint Chief Executives Bill Freedman and 20TH CENTURY VIXEN PROMOTIONS CREW Stephen Waley-Cohen

Lessees Maybox Theatres Ltd Stage Director: Trina I Deputy Stage: Director: Wendy Martin At the Piccadilly Theatre Chief 'Gofah'· ·m Nagle Sound Technic ian: Teg Dav ies Theatre Manager John Elliott Assistant Theatre Manager Karen Sugden Stage Manager: Sarah Hextall and Beverley Ayre Box Office Manager Zahir Jafler Stage Crew: Sue Baynton , Kathy Lill , Cathy Kier, Krin Caxton, Danielle Nelson , Box Office 1st Assistant Nuala Munro Caroline Bu rgess catering Manager Victoria Medlicott Master Carpenter Phil Large Artiste liaison: Wendy Martin and Kim Nagle Chief Electrician Simon Needle Chaperones: Angela, Cathy, Cordelia, David, Debo, Jeanette, Jules, Lisa , Mahesh , Paul, Steve, Tracy For Maybox Theatres Ltd 01 2401691 Front of House Co-ordinator: Martin Girvin Financial Controller Thomas Bohdanetzky Ushers OLGA members Senior General Manager Geoffrey Wren Box Office Controller Simon Orr Buildings/Technical Manager Mark White SPECIAL THANKS Executive Secretary Jane Tichband Production Carpenter Bill Smith Backcloths painted by - Publicity and Promotion Penny Mallinson Costumes - English National Opera and Theatre Royal Stratford East 012403672 Courierservices - Creative Courier, W1 Hair - Wish , Kensington Hilton Hotel Box office 01 437 4506 Open Mon • Sat from 1Dam Hospitality · Devotes Dalston Deli Poster & Programme Cover Design - Angela Spark When writing to enquire about seats, letters should be addressed to the Box Office Progtamme - Stephen Burn and Stephen Burton , {please enclose SAE), or use your Credit Card for confirmed ticket purchases by Props - Theatre Royal Stratford East telephone on 01 379 6565 or 01 379 4444. Open all hours Tickets can either be mailed to your account address or kept at the Box Office, ready Julie Albery, Aldgate Press , Arts Lobby, Gillian Bevan, Charbonel et Walker, Angie for collection. Any other correspondence including suggestions and complaints should be addressed Chiltern , Drill Hall, Simon Fanshawe , Clare Fox, , Martin Girvin, Simon Green , to the Senior General Manager. Howard Harrison, Adam Mars-Jones , Armistead Maupin , Maybox Group pie, Mindmaster Graphics , Pineapple Dance Studios, The Pink Paper, Lisa Power, Fay Presto , Showpeople, Catering Department 01 836 9074 , Jeff Tessler, Nichoals Till, Marc Vince, Will iam Morris Agency, Jennie Wilson. General Manager Meg Johsnon

The Organisation for Lesbian and Gay Action ( OLGA ). without whose financial Deputy General Manager Sylvia Pavey assistance this benefit would not have been possible. Catering Assistant Andrea Blythe

20th Century Vixen Promotions thanks all the people who have so generously donated their services to make this an evening to remember. Maybox Theatre Marketing

Kim, Wendy and Trina. Group Bookings 018363962 Head of Marketing Shirley Dutt-Gray Out every Thursday even if you're not. .. ! 012406010 Hire of Theatre Outside performance hours The Piccadilly Theatre is available for conferences, trade shows, Sunday concerts, film and sound recordings. For information telephone Julie Albury, Manager of Special Projects on 013797931. THE PI-N KAPER

MITAIN'S ONLY NATIONALNliWSl'APIEll FOIi LH.IANS•GATMIEN Smoking is not permitted in the auditorium.

The management reserve the right to refuse admission, and to alter this programe, or to make an alteration in the cast which may be rendered necessary by illness or un· sends love and best avoidable causes.

wishes to everyone In accordance with the licensing requirments: 1. The Public may leave at the end of the performance by all exit doors and such doors must at that time be open. involved in 2. All gangways, passages and staircases must be kept entirely free from chairs or any 1 other obstructions. 3. Persons shall not in any circumstances be permited to stand or sit in any of the Before the Act· gangways intersecting the seating, or to sit in any of the other gangways. If standing is permitted in the gangways at the sides and rear of seating, it shall be strictly limited to the number indicated in the notices exhibited in those positions. Subscription details Tel: 01 226 8905 4. The safety curtain must be lowered and raised in the presence of each audience. And HENCEFORWARD

together......

Good fortune to all tonight from h and David Sutton

From November: Ian McKellen Jane Asher in 's HENCEFORWARD London WC2 Af ptlre-"u~, (i)eo(je n~s. ~e,e,t\ f'(OII\Ottng h omose.xo, Ii t:, q..., \\ the,ge, ~'€,{i\(f . ..

CDA CAROLINE DAWSON .'\SSOCIATES

Caroline Dawson & Belinda Wright Apartment 20 47 Courtfield Road Loridon SW7 4DB Telephone: 01-370 0708 Fax: 01-835 1403 wishes every success to all involved inn tonight 1s show Back with Pride

returns with the highly acclaimed production of

by Philip Osment.which Gay's Tht Word IHIS demonstrates exactly th kind of wo rk threatened by Section 28 For the best in lesbian, gay and ISlAND'S feminist reading Monday- Saturday 11-7pm MINI Sunday 2-6pm 14 & 15 June - Crawford Thealre Glasgow 17 & 18 June - Thealre Workshop 21 Jn - 9 Jly - Drill Hall Aris Cenlre. 66 MARCHMONT STREET LONDON WCIN IAB London we, (016378270)

TELEPHONE 01 - 278 7654 The stand to lose over £1,500 on this reviva l and is appealing for donations or otters of guarantees aga inst loss. Please contact: GS , PO Box 820 , London NW1 BLW (01 7221491 ).

~ Haringey Lesbian and Gay Unit rlr1r ~ - workin g for ou r Communities- ~

Terrence Higgins Trust Limited , BM AIDS, London WCIN 3XX . Helpline: 01-242 1010 Administration: 01 -83 1 0330 Viste!: 0 1-405 2463 Events for Lesbian Strength Terry Higgins was one of the first people in the UK to die od AIDS - he was also gay. The Terrence Higgins Trust was set up in 1982 by & '88 some of his fri ends, and soon became the first organisation in this country to operate an AIDS helplin e, offer counselling and support, ~@mJ[JiJ@~ml~W cJl OJJ[JiJ@ ~ fIDfi[)D and distribute safer sex advice. We currently provide the following services to the community: Irish Lesbian & Gays celebrate at the Support, practical help and counselling to people with AIDS and Haringey Irish Cultural Centre N17. their supporters; drug education and counselling to IV drug users, both in the community and in the prison; health education and lru' oml~w ~ tlfi[ru training; legal and welfare services to people with AIDS; information to individuals, organisations and groups worldwide; advice and Black lesbian and Gay Pride at the West support to women affected by HIV and AIDS. This is just some of the work we do with the help of staff and volunteers of all ages, Indian Cultural centre N8. backgrounds and sexual orientations. The Terrence Higgins Trust is concerned that Section 28 may affect 'jj' [)DOJJ[j'~mJ~~ w ~~u'ml areas of our work, as well as increase institutionalised , Cypriot Lesbian and Gay Group Strength and for those reasons wholeheartedly endorses this event and the campaign. Without lesbians and the Trust would not exist. and Pride Social at Chestnuts Community Arts Centre N15. Helpline 0 1 242 1010 3pm - 10pm daily. Viste! 0 1 405 2463 7pm - 10pm daily (for the deaf and hard of hearing). Legal Li-ne 0 1 405 2381 7pm - 10pm Wednesdays. Administration 01 831 0330 Tickets and more information for Lesbian weekdays. and Gay Unit 48 Grand Parade, Green Lanes - London N4 Tel 01-802 1325 BOB SWASHl!D~

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