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Alok vaid-menon announces australian tour.

Performance artist Alok Vaid-Menon will bring their new poetry-comedy show to Australia and New Zealand this month.

The tour will see Alok take the stage in Sydney on Monday 19 September, before heading to Brisbane on Tuesday 20 September, Perth on Wednesday 21 September, Melbourne on Thursday 22 September, and then Auckland on Friday 23 September.

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• Monday 19 September Factory Theatre Sydney
• Tuesday 20 September Princess Theatre Brisbane
• Wednesday 21 September Astor Theatre Perth
• Thursday 22 September Alex Theatre Melbourne
• Thursday 22 September Alex Theatre Melbourne [LATE SHOW]
• Friday 23 September SkyCity Theatre Auckland

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Alok’s work explores themes of trauma, belonging, and the human condition. In 2021 they headlined the New York Comedy Festival and this year they headlined the Just for Laughs Festival in Vancouver and performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival last month.

They are the author of Beyond the Gender Binary (2020) and the poetry books Femme in Public (2017) and Your Wound / My Garden (2021).

On screen, they recently wrapped the Netflix/Blumhouse feature film ABSOLUTE DOMINION . They have also appeared in the Netflix docu-series Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, HBO’s late-night sketch series Random Acts of Flyness and the documentary The Trans List .

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Comedy + poetry tour australia & new zealand 2022.

Internationally-acclaimed performance artist Alok Vaid-Menon will perform a series of special live shows across Australia and New Zealand this September. is live in [insert city] this September. Supporting them on their Australian dates will be Travis Alabanza.

Alok Vaid-Menon’s (they/them) work explores themes of trauma, belonging, and the human condition.

In 2021 they headlined the New York Comedy Festival and in 2022 they will be headlined the Just for Laughs Festival in Vancouver and will perform at Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2022.

They are the author of Beyond the Gender Binary (2020) which has been described as a “clarion call for a new approach to gender in the 21st century” and the poetry books Femme in Public (2017) and Your Wound / My Garden (2021).

On-screen, they recently wrapped the Netflix/Blumhouse feature film ABSOLUTE DOMINION. They have also appeared in the Netflix docu-series Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, HBO’s late-night sketch series Random Acts of Flyness and the documentary The Trans List.

*Sydney show presented in association with Festival of Dangerous Ideas. *New late show added in Melbourne due to demand.

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Alok Vaid-Menon on living beyond the gender binary

Born in America's conservative south to Malaysian and Indian parents, Alok felt like an outsider growing up.

While at home, Alok wore their sister's dresses freely, school was a completely different story.

Turning to books for consolation and inspiration, they are now an acclaimed writer and performance artist sharing their story — and what it means to live beyond the gender binary — with the world.

A warning: this story discusses suicide ideation.

Finding acceptance in family

"In Texas at the time, we were never taught anything about LGBTQ people, let alone gender and sexuality at all," Alok says.

"From a young age, I was made to feel as if the world would be better off without me."

But despite being judged by the outside world for their feminine expression, Alok was able to be themself among family.

"At home I was able to wear whatever I wanted. So I would wear my sister's clothes and my parents wouldn't comment on it," they say.

"And I would dance around at all of my Indian dinner parties and people would cheer for me. And people just thought it was because I loved my sister. 

"My family was actually incredibly accepting of me."

The culture of acceptance within Alok's own family had much to do with Alok's aunt, Urvashi Vaid, a high-profile Indian-born American lesbian activist, lawyer, and writer.

"She kind of did a lot of the work for me before I was even born. And she kind of clued my parents into the fact that I might be queer, and schooled them and was like, 'You can't mess this kid up. They're special'," Alok says.

It was only at school that Alok first experienced bullying.

"Like many LGBTQ kids, I heard slurs first before I heard identities for myself. So people would make fun of me and insult me and call me a 'sissy' and all these awful things."

Some of Alok's earliest memories are seeking to repress their identity: deepening their voice, and changing the way they walked and gestured.

"And I was doing that maybe from age four or five," they say.

"I never really shared my full self with people because I was so scared that I would be abandoned or hurt or attacked if I did.

"I suffered from a very young age from extreme depression and dissociation. And I struggled a lot like many trans youth to suicidal ideation. And no one knew, because I was so good at playing pretend."

'I didn't come out of the closet, I came out of the library'

Reading became a therapeutic form of escape for Alok.

"I didn't come out of the closet, I came out of the library. And I read, and I read, and I read so much science fiction and fantasy," Alok says.

"I didn't have access to physical safety outside, I retreated into my mind. And I dreamed myself into existence."

Despite being called slurs their whole life, Alok learnt words to describe their identity — that weren't demeaning — while studying at Stanford University.

"When I was in college, for the first time, I heard about non-binary and gender non-conforming and it just hit me like a ton of bricks.

"And it was really emotional for me, because it made my entire life make sense," they say.

"Because when I was younger, I'd known that there were people who transition from being assigned male at birth to being a female and vice versa. But I didn't know that there were people who were neither."

It was the first time Alok found friendships based on genuine connection.

"Most of my friendships in high school were based off of the pretence of me disappearing myself," they say. 

"But in university, it was the first time I made friends based off of me actually being myself."

Beyond the binary

Alok hopes for a future beyond the gender binary, and for greater understanding and acceptance.

"What scares so many people about gender fluid people, is that we're asking them to get curious about a world that they thought was permanent, and absolute and fixed," Alok says.

"And we're saying no — actually imagine something greater."

Alok takes the stage across the world — and will appear at Sydney's Festival of Dangerous Ideas this September — to share their personal story.

"The truth is, everyone is harmed by the gender binary, because it makes us have to pretend to be these mythological stereotypes of what a man and a woman are, without asking, 'Who do you want to be?'

"I see this very clearly around body hair. I've made the decision not to remove my body hair. And I get so much vitriol from cisgender women, and I'm like, 'You grow this too. What made you believe that you are wrong and full of shame?'

"It's easier to demonise me than it is to implicate the people in your own family and in your own society, who made you feel like you could only be beautiful and could only be a woman if you removed your body hair.

"So that's why I have patience. And I have mercy. And I have compassion, because so many people are suffering from these gender norms. But they don't even know that they are."

Mon Schafter is a Walkley Award-winning journalist, the host of ABC's  Innies + Outies  podcast and the content lead of   ABCQueer .

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