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Never wanted to be a princess?
That prince’s hand is wandering a little low if you ask me! The Chameleon explores their experience of discomfort in the role of pretty princess. Lots of digging deep and transforming in our creative process for SPECTRUM: the Gender Project. What an amazing team! Free shows coming in June!
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Lululemon donates costumes!
The most incredible thing happened! Lululemon took an interest in our project and decided to donate these gorgeous and super well built base costumes! It feels so affirming to be supported in this way. And it was so much fun to go try stuff on and find the perfect fit for each our unique identities.…
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A vocal and passionate advocate for transgender visibility both on and off stage… Meet Lucy Eden
Introducing the Gender Project cast! Lucy Eden is veteran Atlanta-based circus artist. Ten years ago, she taught herself to juggle and ride a unicycle and she’s never looked back. “From the moment I stepped on stage and felt the potential to recreate myself in the eyes of the audience I knew that I was going to…
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They turn heads with their shocking and theatrical drag performances… Introducing Paege Turner
Paege Turner turns heads with their shocking and theatrical drag performances. They have been doing drag for 3 years in Atlanta. They also organize with SFQP and created shows like HUSSY: a queer variety show with a heart of gold and No Boys Allowed: an event series for non-men. They’re passionate about helping others and creating authentic…
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On the day his father’s death, he made a vow to be one of the most unique African American Male Dancers in the USA… Meet Rikki Mckinney
Introducing the Gender Project cast! Rikki was born in St. Petersburg Fl. At the tender age of 13, on the day of his very first performance with Chuck Davis’s African American Dance Ensemble & the day of his father’s death, Rikki Mckinney made a vow to be one of the most unique African American Male Dancers in the USA.…
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