Inhaltsangabe
The first of its kind, this collection compiles new plays from eight distinct, vital trans voices in theatre, featuring plays with nuanced, authentic, and wonderfully messy representations of gender, race, and sexuality.
Über die Autorinnen und Autoren
Azure D. Osborne-Lee (he/they) is an award-winning Black queer theatre maker from south of the Mason-Dixon Line. He holds an MA in Advanced Theatre Practice (2011) from Royal Central School of Speech & Drama as well as an MA in Women's & Gender Studies (2008) and a BA in English & Spanish from The University of Texas at Austin (2005). Azure is the recipient/winner of Parity Productions' 2018 Annual Commission, Downtown Urban Arts Festival's 2018 Best Play Award, and the 2015 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Play Contest. Find out more at: azureosbornelee.com
Ty Defoe (Giizhig) (he/him/they/we) is from the Oneida and Ojibwe Nations of Wisconsin and resides in NYC. Writer, lyricist, scorpio, two-spirit IndigiQueer interdisciplinary shape-shifting artist. Writing publications can be viewed in the Routledge Press, Pitkin Review, Thorny Locust Magazine, and Howl Round, and Ty is a TransLab Fellow. Tydefoe.com or AllMyRelations.Earth
MJ Kaufman (he/they) is a writer from Oregon currently living in Brooklyn. A few years ago they founded Trans Lab, a fellowship for TGNC Theater Artists with Kit Yan. Their plays have been seen at the Public Theater, WP Theater, InterAct, Colt Coeur, National Asian American Theater Company and in Russia and Australia among others. They have received residencies from the MacDowell Colony, The New Museum and SPACE on Ryder Farm. They are a graduate of Yale School of Drama and they have also written for Netflix. They like to bike, cook, and play with their dog Milkshake.
Raphaël Amahl Khouri (he/they) a queer transgender Jordanian documentary playwright and theatremaker living in Berlin. Khouri is the author of several plays, including She He Me (Kosmos Theatre, Vienna 2019), Ich Brauche Meine Ruhe (Politik im Freien Theater Festival, Munich 2018) and No Matter Where I Go (Beirut 2014). Khouri is also a part of the Climate Change Theater Action and their play Oh, How We Loved Our Tuna! was read internationally as part of the initiative. Khouri's work has been published in several U.S. journals, as well as Global Queer Plays (Oberon Books 2018), Skrivena Ljubav (Samizdat 2018) and Queer Dramaturgies: International Perspectives on Where Performance Leads Queer (Palgrave 2016). Khouri's work will also appear in the upcoming International Queer Drama anthology published by Neofelis Verlag in 2020.
j. chavez (they/them) is a recent graduate from Western Washington University with a BA in Theatre. They are an award winning playwright from the Pacific Northwest. They are the Founder and Artistic Director of Haus of Hazard Theatre Productions in Bellingham, Washington. When they aren't making theatre, j.chavez can be found drinking coffee, hanging out with friends, and performing as drag queen Sue Nami-Meadows. Check them out at: jchaveztheatre.weebly.com
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