Comedians Zoe Lyons and Rob Deering are set to star in Outings, a show where peoples' coming-out stories are performed.
The acclaimed show features 20 true-life stories about people saying those two words “I’m gay.”
It was written by West End authors Matthew Baldwin and Thomas Hescott and produced by five-time Edinburgh Fringe First winners Seabright Productions.
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