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Apr 23, 2021 38 min

CiC 114: Hot Meat

from Coping in Copenhagen

This week we speak to Directer and founder of House of International Theatre Jeremy M. Thomas-Poulsen. About HIT's 10-day artist residency for LGBTQ+ artists during World Pride 2021. We talk about the significance of Copenhagen hosting World Pride. And about the importance of working with queer artists from around the world. We also have a news round up where Marius takes a deep dive into the Tibet Commission. With some Hot Tips to round it all off.

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