BUTCH
A comedic heartfelt one-woman show and video-essay tracing butch identity and queer gender nonconformity
Presented by Dublin Fringe Festival
What is a butch lesbian? What do they look like? Why do they love Subarus so much?
Worry not, YD is here to answer all.
Watch her record her latest and greatest video essay, tracing the history of gender non-conformity and highlighting notable gender-benders of the past as she goes.
A comedic yet heartfelt one-woman show (video? lecture??), about isolation, representation, and trying to find your place in queer history when you fear you might not measure up.
Warnings: Contains depictions of violence, reference to sexual violence and homophobia
Developed as part of Town Hall Theatre, Galway's Blas Artist Development Programme, & Scene+Heard. Supported by Galway City Arts Office.
PREVIEW TICKETS €15
TICKETS €19 | €17
RUNNING TIME 75 mins
*Please be advised, more tickets are available through the Fringe Festival box office
Same venue: Smock Alley Theatre, 1662
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