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Kate Crutchley

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Kate Crutchley (died 2013 aged 69) was an actor, director and LGBT rights activist.

Born in Wolverhampton, Kate trained at the Birmingham School of Speech and Drama. She is perhaps best remembered by the LGBT community for her work with Gay Sweatshop Productions and for directing The Women’s festival at The Drill Hall.

Read the Guardian obituary by here.

External links

http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2013/aug/04/kate-crutchley-obituary Stella Duffy and Christopher Owen, "Kate Crutchley obituary" The Guardian 4 August 2013

http://stelladuffy.wordpress.com/2013/07/22/kate-crutchley/ Stella Duffy blog

http://www.unfinishedhistories.com/interviews/interviewees/kate-crutchley/ "Kate Crutchley" Unfinished Histories: Recording the history of Alternaiatve Theatre (with a video of her talking about her Sweatshop days)

References

Based on an LGBT History Month article.

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