Hutton Dressed As Lamb

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For the 2016 Belfast Pride, comedienne Gemma Hutton performed a one-woman comedy show in response to recent political and personal revelations concerning her queer identity and how she fits in her community. This piece was Hutton’s second one-woman show, the first one beingLesbyterian Misconceptions for the 2013 Outburst Queer Arts Festival in Belfast. Hutton Dressed As Lamb was a one-night-engagement at the Black Box venue in Belfast, Northern Ireland on August 5, 2016. To learn more about Gemma, follow her on Twitter @ghothips Producer/Sound Designer: Alexander Charles Adams Writer/Performer: Gemma Hutton Find Us: facebook.com/SmashCutCast twitter/com/SmashCutCast instagram.com/SmashCutCast tumblr.com/SmashCutCast patreon.com/SmashCutCast www.smashcutthepodcast.com

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