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  • Intrapology: Softly as in a Morning Sunrise performance on 17th April 2025

    We’re performing the third episode of Intrapology, ‘Softly as in a Morning Sunrise’, on Thursday 17th April, online-only. Register here to join us: http://intrapology.com/tickets This episode was co-written with Sarah Davis-Reynolds, the co-creator and game designer of ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern’, the officially-licensed D&D interactive stage show, currently running off-Broadway in NYC. It’s been an absolute joy to work with Sarah, the script really sparkles and it’s been wonderful to see it brought to life in rehearsals.

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    → 4:56 PM, Apr 11
  • Register to join live online performance of Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Intrapology S01E03)

    Register to see the next episode of Intrapology, live and online on 17th April! Details on the Intrapology website. ##Softly as in a Morning Sunrise## Written by Zoyander Street and Sarah Davis Reynolds. Starring Xander Graves, Fadumo Hassan, Caitlin Magnall-Kearns, and D. Squinkifer Can you be friends with your ex, even if you now live in different worlds? After spending years alone in their own pocket universe, Iris receives an unexpected message from their ex, Paris.

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    → 11:49 AM, Mar 25
  • Dublin Fringe Queer Oasis

    This week I’m presenting work at the Dublin Fringe festival as part of the Fully Automated Luxury Gender Oasis by Trans Live Art Salon. I’m giving a reading of my chapter from the Queer Game Studies book on Friday, and I’m also exhibiting my interactive fiction piece “Elixir”. I’m super excited to be involved in a project that explicitly calls for utopian queer marxist world building! Here’s a piece in the Dublin Inquirer where they talk about it

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    → 8:46 PM, Sep 13
  • BFI Flare festival screening Skeleton in a Beret

    Great news! The short film I made with a team as part of Transforming Cinema, Skeleton in a Beret, is being screened at the prestigious British Film Institute in London for the Flare LGBT festival. Details of the screening for this and a bunch of other fantastic films (I’ve seen Alice and Ayla and they’re both great) can be found on the BFI Flare website.
    → 9:29 PM, Feb 15
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