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To Be Straight With You Scenes from DV8’s 2007-2009 show ‘To Be Straight With You’, which premiered on the 6th December 2007 at Haus der Berliner Festspiele, Berlin, Germany.
01. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Gay Police Associationwith a performer portraying the Head of the Gay Police Association, discussing gay officers in the London police force. 02. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Hips , with a performer portraying a married man discussing his homosexuality to the song ‘Hips Don’t Lie’.
03. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Female Rabbi
04. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Draw the Line A scene from DV8 Physical Theatre’s ‘To Be Straight With You’, featuring an interview conducted with a man protesting a law allowing gay people to adopt.
05. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Stabbing in Hull In this scene from “To Be Straight With You” the performer plays a 15 year old boy who was stabbed by his brother and father in response to him telling them he was gay.
06. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Rehearsal Footage Rehearsal footage from To Be Straight With You, focusing on the scene from which the production draws its name.
07. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Christian Protestor In this scene from To Be Straight With You, the main performer plays a man who is joined by supporters protesting against gay adoption outside the Houses of Parliament.
08. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Show Trailer DV8 Physical Theatre’s “To Be Straight With You” premiered on the 6th December 2007 at Haus der Berliner Festspiele, Berlin, Germany.
09. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Manchester Beating In this scene from To Be Straight With You, the performer plays a man who is imprisoned for a homophobic assault, before coming out as gay upon his release.
10. DV8 Physical Theatre To Be Straight With You Vox Pops In this scene from To Be Straight With You, the company dramatise the responses given when people were stopped in the streets in London and asked about homosexuality.
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