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Casey House DQ videos
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Angaben zum Maßstab (kartografisch)
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Bereich "Entstehungszeitraum"
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1987-1997 (Anlage)
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- Casey House
Bereich 'Physische Beschreibung'
Physische Beschreibung
6 videocassettes: VHS
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Casey House was officially founded by a group of volunteers in 1988 as Canada’s first stand-alone treatment facility for people with HIV/AIDS, and the first free-standing hospice in Ontario. Casey House is a registered charity, relying on donors and the volunteer community to provide services. It remains the only dedicated HIV/AIDS health care organization in Toronto for people living with the advanced stages of HIV/AIDS, and the first stand-alone HIV/AIDS hospital (2016) in Canada.
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Between 1987 and 2007 there were 10 drag show fundraisers to support compassionate HIV/AIDS care at Casey House. This series is comprised of videos of the fundraiser, DQ, over the first decade. At the height of the AIDS epidemic the Toronto drag community rallied to support the concept of a hospice for people dying of AIDS. One of the founders of the show was Kingstonian John Eric Turner (aka Sacha Maceknzie). The first show in 1987 raised $38,000 to complete the purchase of 9 Huntley Street, Casey House’s home for 29 years. Writer and director Michael Oscars would go on to lead three more cabaret-style shows. The second, in 1988 raised funds for renovations to Casey House. Some of the shows had names, The Sequin, Lucky Lady, Diva Oz Vegas, and some stayed simple, such as DQ ’92.
The 1992 show raised $105,000, seed money for Casey House’s home hospice program offering palliative nursing care for people in their homes, a service still offered to this day. This was a week of drag artist shows with a cast of more than 60. The 1995 show raised $120,000, the largest single event in Casey House history says the ’94-’95 annual report. With over 60 men and 2 women, held at the Bathurst Street Theatre. In 1997 the 10th anniversary show raised a record breaking $132,000 to support home hospice services. The 1997 show introduced a new creative team of Les Porter, creator and director & Don Calderwood, choreographer.
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Physischer Zustand
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Material was donated by Robert Moulds, December 7, 2015.
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