A horrifically literary cosy afternoon!
Join us for a spooktacular afternoon of LGBTI+ literature readings when Copenhagen Pride, Malmö City Library and Malmö Pride in collaboration invite you to spend Halloween with us.
Ramona Macho – Chantal al Arab – Danna Belle – Dolores Von Strass
Directed by Christoffer Berdal & Ian Noresson
Authors: Tomas Lagermand Lundme, Mian Lodalen, Jude Dibia & Daphne du Maurier
Halloween 31. October 2021
at. 15.45-17
Copenhagen: Holbergsalen in Admiral Gjeddes Gaard Mødested
Store Kannikestræde 10A
&
Malmo: Röde Rummet in Malmö City Library
Kung Oscars väg 11
Livestreaming on www.copenhagenpride.dk and www.facebook.com/copenhagenpride
FREE event – Book your tickets here:
Copenhagen: https://billetto.dk/e/hallowqueen-horror-stories-en-eftermiddag-med-litteraer-u-hygge-billetter-580634
Malmö: TBA
The statistics speak for themselves: The likelihood of being stigmatised and the probability of experiencing discrimination and hate crimes only because of being who you are, increases significantly when you are an LGBTI+ person, and the risk of developing mental illnesses like depression and anxiety is higher if you belong to one or more gender and sexual minorities. In acknowledgment of these gruesome facts, we dare you to come and spend a horrifically cosy afternoon with us as we get acquainted with the more gloomy parts of Danish, Swedish, and international LGBTI+ literature. You better boo-lieve it will be gourd!
What to expect?
Copenhagen: An afternoon in the company of the drag queens Ramona Macho, Chantal al Arab, and Danna Belle both live in Copenhagen and online from Malmö. Dressed up in their most terrible Halloween outfits, they will be reading excerpts from “En Rigtig Kærlighed” (2019) by Danish author Tomas Lagermand Lundme (this reading will be in Danish), and “Don’t Look Now” (1971) by British author Daphne du Maurier (this reading will be in English). You will hear the story of an all-consuming love between two men and an assault that changes everything between them, and Maurier’s classic thriller that is bound to creep you out. Language: Danish and English.
The event in Copenhagen will be live-streamed on the Copenhagen Pride website www.copenhagenpride.dk and on Facebook www.facebook.com/copenhagenpride
When and where?
In Copenhagen, the historic Admiral Gjeddes Gaard on Store Kannikestræde 10A provides the perfect location and atmosphere for the event. In Malmö, the event takes place in The Red Room at the Malmö City Library on Kung Oscars väg 11. Both events begin at 15.45.
We hope to see you for a happy HallowQueen
Note that the event in Copenhagen is not wheelchair accessible.