Mardi Gras 2021 – My Trans Story (VIRTUAL)

Featuring Tea Uglow, Andrew Guy + more to be announced.

At a time when the trans experience is becoming more visible we still rarely see stories by trans and gender diverse people on a screen, in theatres, a bookshelf or in popular culture and when we do, they focus on coming out and surgery or discrimination and hate crimes.

We’re here to tell you there’s plenty more to the trans narrative. Yes, we can be linked by feelings of gender dysphoria, name changes, surgeries and marginalisation but our stories are unique and more than our gender; they’re human stories full of love and laughter, curiosity and explorations, triumphs and hope.

My Trans Story is back for a fourth year at Mardi Gras Festival. From the personal to the political My Trans Story features proud trans and gender diverse storytellers from Sydney and beyond celebrating their complex, sometimes funny, often fearless, always fierce histories.

ABOUT TEA UGLOW SHE/THEY

Tea is an author, speaker and activist. She led the global campaign for a trans-pride emoji and her latest book Loud & Proud (2020) is an anthology of speeches from 150 years of LGBTQ+ Activism. She works at Google.

ABOUT ANDREW GUY HE/HIM

Andrew is an actor and presenter. Recently in Still Point Turning at Sydney Theatre Company, Andrew was also the first transgender presenter on Channel 10’s The Project. He is a script adviser and advocate for trans representation in film, TV and radio. He was nominated for two Australia’s LGBTI awards.

TICKETS

Single Tickets: $39 Full, $29 Concession, $9 Virtual

CONTACT US

Phone: +61 (0)2 9383 0900 | reception@mardigrasarts.org.au

TERMS & CONDITIONS

No refunds or exchanges. All Ticket holders must sign-in via the COVID-19 check-in on arrival. Before purchasing a Virtual ticket, please ensure you have completed a test Zoom on your connection at https://zoom.us/test

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, who are the traditional owners of the land on which our celebrations are held on. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.