Nektar Geist
An Onion Among Onions
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...S&cvid=69cbdff3718a4a44b2d81c4b218ec379&ei=17https://archive.is/wip/A5rAo"Elliot Page, the Oscar-nominated actor known for Juno, Inception and the forthcoming Christopher Nolan version of The Odyssey, is set to introduce a groundbreaking staging of Shakespeare's As You Like It this July - featuring an entirely trans and non-binary cast and creative team."
"Page will appear live from New York to launch the premiere on 24 July 2026 at The Space Theatre in London, the night before London Trans+ Pride, with the performance being livestreamed simultaneously to viewers worldwide."
"A staging of Twelfth Night will also take place in Barcelona on 1st August, with both shows being livestreamed in New York, representing the company's first venture beyond UK shores."
Elliot Page said: "Shakespeare wrote characters who defy easy categories long before we had language for it - and that feels as relevant now as it ever has. Trans What You Will is proving that these stories have always belonged to us, and I'm honoured to support that work. Can't wait to share this with an audience."
Y'know... back in the day, women weren't allowed to play female roles, due to "cultural and social" norms... js.
"Page will appear live from New York to launch the premiere on 24 July 2026 at The Space Theatre in London, the night before London Trans+ Pride, with the performance being livestreamed simultaneously to viewers worldwide."
"A staging of Twelfth Night will also take place in Barcelona on 1st August, with both shows being livestreamed in New York, representing the company's first venture beyond UK shores."
Elliot Page said: "Shakespeare wrote characters who defy easy categories long before we had language for it - and that feels as relevant now as it ever has. Trans What You Will is proving that these stories have always belonged to us, and I'm honoured to support that work. Can't wait to share this with an audience."
Y'know... back in the day, women weren't allowed to play female roles, due to "cultural and social" norms... js.