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Time Out says
Wed Jun 20 2012
The Freedom bar on Wardour Street was one of a wave of gay venues which led to the creation of the Soho gay village. First opened by then relatively unknown fashion designer Roland Mouret, Freedom started life as a gay café bar-cum-theatre space. Upstairs was the place to sip cappuccinos and cocktails. Downstairs was a theatre which hosted performances by New York legends like Joey Arias, Lady Bunny and Raven O. Nowadays the downstairs space is used for everything from cabaret and club nights to salsa evenings. Freedom has had more reincarnations than Madonna. A 2009 facelift finally put it back where it belongs – at the heart of gay Soho life.
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