Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s largest HIV charity, is celebrating its fourth year in Birmingham with a fabulous birthday bash at Birmingham’s major comedy venue, the Glee Club on Tuesday 25th November 2003. 

The night will include live music, comedy and fashion.  Comedy is provided by the Midlands own Barbara Nice, Matthew Todd, playwright, Deputy Editor of Attitude magazine and rising star of stand up, and Jen Brister, “highly dynamic comedy fox with a remarkable audience rapport”. 

A cutting edge fashion show will be provided by the much lauded Covet Clothing of the Custard Factory, offering a unique mix of vintage and modern designer clothing.  THT partygoers will also dance the night away to a unique blend of funk, soul and jazz provided by UK Fusion.  We are also hoping for a special guest appearance by the mother of comedy terrorism, Bozena Harvey.  Be there or miss out on everything that is fun, shiny and new.

Tickets are available via the Glee Club online at www.glee.co.uk or 0870 241 5093.  Please use the website if you can.

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Notes to editors

• Terrence Higgins Trust provides prevention and support for people and communities affected by the HIV epidemic.  Last year also saw the largest number of new HIV diagnoses in the UK, a 26% increase on the year before and the highest ever single increase since the epidemic began.

• Terrence Higgins Trust is Europe’s largest HIV charity. Over 70% of people living with HIV use the charity’s services.

• Terrence Higgins Trust Midlands has provides a range of HIV and sexual health services across the West Midlands and has offices in Coventry, Birmingham and Wolverhampton.