Ugandan Playwright Judith Lucy Adong Brings African Theatre to WorldPride 2014

        Ugandan Playwright Judith Lucy Adong Brings African Theatre to WorldPride 2014
    Uganda's Judith Lucy Adong explores Uganda's anti-homosexuality laws with her play 'Just Me, You and The Silence' at WorldPride in Toronto.
Anya Wassenberg
July 01, 2014
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Ugandan Playwright Judith Lucy Adong Brings African Theatre to WorldPride 2014

Uganda's Judith Lucy Adong explores Uganda's anti-homosexuality laws with her play 'Just Me, You and The Silence' at WorldPride in Toronto.

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