We’re living at a time when the trans experience is becoming more and more visible, and yet we still rarely see stories told by trans and gender diverse people on a screen, in theatres, a bookshelf or in popular culture – and when we do, it’s a rather narrow archetype. This event is here to tell you there’s plenty more to the trans narrative than coming out and surgery or discrimination and hate crimes.
My Trans Story is back for a fourth year at the Mardi Gras Festival, featuring proud trans and gender diverse storytellers fronted by author, speaker and activist Tea Uglow and actor and presenter Andrew Guy and curated by Trans Pride Australia founder Peta Friend.
This event is happening on Friday, February 26 at 6pm at the NSW Teachers Federation in Surry Hills. Tickets are $29-$39, and you can also stream the event from home for $9. Get your tickets here.
