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Members of ET have been working alongside Katy Rubin (Legislative Theatre) GM Housing First and Our Agency in Greater Manchester over the last few months to create a piece of theatre to address some of the issues encountered in relation to housing and homelessness services. We wanted to interview Katy a native New Yorker and Matt Kidd a native northerner and find out how accessible is LT and what are some of the challenges that arise during the process ?
Members of ET have been working alongside Katy Rubin (Legislative Theatre) GM Housing First and Our Agency in Greater Manchester over the last few months to create a piece of theatre to address some of the issues encountered in relation to housing and homelessness services. We wanted to interview Katy a native New Yorker and Matt Kidd a native northerner and find out how accessible is LT and what are some of the challenges that arise during the process ?
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