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As a member of the People of Cabaret, Rhys Velasquez is a leader amongst the industry for actively striving to ensure creative spaces across Australia are safe and equitable for everyone. They join us to discuss the reality of having their contract in the Australian tour of Shrek the Musical finish early as a result of COVID 19 and how their journey as someone who identifies as gender fluid has influenced their career for the better. Rhys also speaks to their hopes for the industry as we move out of restrictions in place as a result of COVID 19.
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