A Public Display of Affection
Jonathan Wilson revisits the people and places of his queer youth in Toronto. Personal memories and shifting characters trace the Village’s past and its legacy for a new generation.
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Jonathan Wilson revisits the people and places of his queer youth in Toronto. Personal memories and shifting characters trace the Village’s past and its legacy for a new generation.
On a GO Train home from Toronto to Oshawa, Jonathan Wilson performs a monologue about growing up gay and closeted and his flamboyant friend Gordon’s influence on his sense of self. The destination is Gordon’s funeral after his death from AIDS, revealed at the end.
Jonathan Wilson revisits the people and places of his queer youth in Toronto. Personal memories and shifting characters trace the Village’s past and its legacy for a new generation.
On a GO Train home from Toronto to Oshawa, Jonathan Wilson performs a monologue about growing up gay and closeted and his flamboyant friend Gordon’s influence on his sense of self. The destination is Gordon’s funeral after his death from AIDS, revealed at the end.