The team behind Norwich Pride are on the lookout for performers of all kinds to take to the main stage for this year's celebrations.
The 2023 edition of Norwich Pride marks the 15th anniversary of the annual event and to mark the occasion organisers plan on going bigger and better.
Head of communications, Ness Cooper, said: “Being authentic is the greatest thing you can bring to any performance but it’s particularly important when supporting LGBTQ+ individuals as it encourages community connection.”
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The main stage will again be based in Chapelfield Gardens.
Luke Boydell, head of entertainment, said: “We’ve had a strong start to the performer call-out in the first few days.
“The best performer will leave our crowd full of joy afterwards.
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“We want our performers to be legendary, whether new to the scene or regular performers.
"We are looking for performances that are meaningful and entertaining.”
To apply, performers need to head to the volunteer page on the Norwich Pride website.
Applications close on Friday, March 31 and Norwich Pride is planned to take place on Saturday, July 29.
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