The Montevideo City Hall, as always, allocates taxpayers' money to what is truly necessary. However, this time it outdid itself: it financed the full production of the first national staging of a play with travesti-trans dramaturgy, direction, and cast.
The play Transfábulas: monologues to avoid napping and still dream (or founder), with artistic direction and dramaturgy by "Eli Aurora Garrone," the "non-binary travesti fairy," was selected by the Fortalecimiento de las Artes program of Montevideo City Hall (IM) and will premiere on October 2 at Teatro Stella.
The play is being promoted on social media through a rather degenerate video: it shows the unpleasant bare torso of a trans person who, with a razor, begins shaving from the center of the chest and slowly, in a straight line, moves toward the genital area, simulating slicing off the member. Another ode to the typical perversion of the LGBT lobby, financed by all Montevideo residents.
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How much did the play receive?
The Department of Culture of the IM —the main party responsible for the municipality's fiscal deficit— allocated $2,152,041 to finance this decadent show that aims to bring the public closer to "raw stories from the experience of identities that escape gender norms, staging multiple possibilities of existence outside of cisnormativity."
But, if that were not enough, tickets are already on sale at Red Tickets: $660 general admission, with a 20% discount until 9/15, and special discounts for students of the University of the Republic and subscribers of La Diaria.
