Real life stories of coming out are set to be told in a one-off theatre performance.
In celebration of LGBT History Month starting on February 1, the project is the work of Access Community Trust after they teamed up with Lowestoft-based LGBT youth group BLAH and students from Ormiston Denes Academy.
The 7.30pm performance of 'Across the Kitchen Table' on Saturday, February 3 at the Seagull Theatre in Pakefield will consist of a series of monologues and other brave accounts of coming out.
Lee Johnson, arts and culture education coordinator for Access Community Trust, said: 'It is vitally important that young people share their experiences with the wider public to make people aware of the issues that still face people who identify as LGBT+.
'The young people have been great in telling each other their stories and researching accounts from across the globe.'
Tickets costing £5 can be purchased via the Seagull Theatre website, by calling 01502 589726, or on the door.
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