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Kyotopolis
Who was that woman we saw riding the Crazy Horse space shuttle last night, riding it right into orbit – and the obituaries? An Indian Princess? A New Age Shamaness? Or just little Babe Fisher? Even her family isn’t sure anymore.
Dragonfly
Two actors, one male, one female illuminate the inner life of a trans woman from her Scottish childhood in the 1960s to the present day. Dragonfly is about how we construct and perceive gender, and how that can hide a person’s true identity not just from those around them, but even from themselves. Emerging from that; matching our inside to our outside is always hard, but for trans people it’s often a matter of life and death.
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Non-Binary Gender Non-Conforming roles
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First produced
2019, Theatre Projects Manitoba, Winnipeg
Publication year
2020
Published by
Scirocco Books
ISBN
978-1927922-59-0
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