An audience shares his views about the relevance of the play and believes that drama can be used to change public perceptions about issues.
Originally hailing from Leeds, Nalika has carved out something of a niche for herself as our comedy and charity correspondent. In the past, she has presented for Now TV, appeared on BBC Radio and has taken her own one-woman comedy show to the Edinburgh festival.
Mark joined WinkBall this year after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with a degree in broadcast journalism. He’s already carved out a niche for himself by covering food and music events.
On the 20th anniversary of HIV medication being made widely available, WinkBall Reporters Nalika De Silva & Mark Spencer went to the Kings Head Theatres production of HIV Monologues to find out about how attitudes to the disease have changed. They spoke to audience members and actors - including Jonathan Blake, one of the first men to be diagnosed HIV positive in the UK.