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Perth's Scarlet full of Pride at Aussie twin triumph
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dailyrecord.co.ukPerth’s very own drag queen has officially cemented the relationship between the LGBT communities here in the Fair City and in Perth, Western Australia.
Scarlet Skylar Rae travelled Down Under at the end of last month in a bid to twin Perthshire Pride with Western Australia Pride.
During her visit, she performed at Connections, the largest LGBT club in the southern hemisphere, and had a starring role in the official Pride parade.
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UPDATE: Postponements, cancellations of festivals, theater and more
Theatrical productions, festivals, parties, fundraisers, concerts, even films and museums… all have been drastically effected by the COVID-19 crisis. Here is the latest, broken down by postponement (will be rescheduled, but no dates so far), reschedules (moved to specific dates), outright cancellations, temporary closures of facilities and those events that are still pending.
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