An informal conversation with much humour and the chance for the audience to ask questions.
Join renowned former BBC Radio 4 presenter, Nigel Wrench in conversation with Duncan Lustig-Prean. He led the campaign for LGBT people to serve in the Armed Forces and subsequently changed the law on two further occasions. He investigated racism in the Armed Forces and conceived the idea of women having full career opportunities in the forces and helped the fight to restore their medals. He ensured that the global majority was better represented by English Heritage, founded the Ledward Centre and runs a charity supporting LGBT veterans. Somehow he finds the time to chair Brighton Fringe.
From opera singer to becoming "one of the most influential naval officers of the last 50 years"; he did not just change the law, he changed the culture of the United Kingdom's armed forces.
The proceeds of this event are donated to the charity, Brighton Fringe.
Audience Interaction Strong Language References to Mental Illness References to Sexual Abuse References to Suicide/Self Harm Depictions and references to ViolenceAdditional Content Warning: Topics included detailed descriptions of the mistreatment of LGBT+ military personnel including violence and sexual assault.
Assistance Dogs Welcome This is combined information – if this event is happening across multiple venues, please be aware this may not be applicable across all performances.For any queries about venue accessibility, including step free access, please contact box office. Age suitability: 14+ (Guideline)Babes in Arms policy: Under 2's are not allowed at this event.
Audience Interaction 
Strong Language 
References to Mental Illness 
References to Sexual Abuse 
References to Suicide/Self Harm 
Depictions and references to Violence Additional Content Warning: 
