Wagga arts and academics debate the inclusion of LGBTQI characters in film and theatre following GLAAD annual report

By Emma Horn
Updated May 25 2018 - 5:28pm, first published 5:00pm
TELLING STORIES: Wagga theatre director and screenwriter Peter Cox believes a character's identity should always serve to drive the plot. Pictured during the 2013 casting of 'Backyard Ashes' a film written and produced in Wagga.
TELLING STORIES: Wagga theatre director and screenwriter Peter Cox believes a character's identity should always serve to drive the plot. Pictured during the 2013 casting of 'Backyard Ashes' a film written and produced in Wagga.

Hollywood’s annual report card has the Riverina arts and academic community divided over the representation of LGBTQI characters in film.

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