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'It's like being caught in a car crash.... a violent one.'
'She didn't sit down to write a shocking play - it just turns out to be that way.'
Kenneth Alan Taylor , director of the Nottingham Playhouse, puts other worries slightly to one side when he stages Queer Folk, the first play by Rosie Logan , a blind East Ender. Compiled and produced by JANET THOMAS

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Kenneth Alan Taylor
Play By:
Rosie Logan
Produced By:
Janet Thomas
Source: Radio Times

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