An Interactive Theatrical Routine of D’FunQT

September 7th, 2012

Written By Sherlock Homo

Monday, 10th September, 8pm
St. Andrews Auditorium, St. Andrews College, Domnic Road, Bandra West

RSVP Required: asiasociety@asiasociety.org.in
Limited Passes, Priority for Asia Society Members

D’FunQT is filled with D’Lo’s humorous musings, rants and stories of being a transgendered person who grew up in a strict immigrant family, trying to make it all work peacefully while radically and bizarrely challenging mind frames in choosing to exist unapologetically.

D’Lo is a queer Tamil Sri Lankan-American, political theatre artist and writer, director, comedian and a music producer. He has performed and facilitated performances and writing workshops across the world. D’Lo is the creator of the Coming Out, Coming Home writing workshop series which have taken place with South Asian and Immigrant Queer Organisations across the US.

Website: dlocokid.com

D’Lo on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t31KbHRsLoE

The Park’s New Festival, initiated by the Prakriti Foundation, is interested in presenting the many voices of interest that make up the diverse culture of India. The festival showcases the cutting edge in contemporary performing and visual arts, by artists from around the world and is one of several theatrical festivals organized by the Prakriti Foundation annually. Since its inception it has grown in scale and reach and will travel to six cities across India.

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Sherlock Homo - No it does not imply that she is curious or that she investigates murder mysteries in 19th century London. As witty as her pen name, Ms. Homo is very well travelled and No, I don't mean the usual markets of Bangkok or a family trip to Universal Studios! I mean the French Rivera, temple ruins in Cambodia, safaris in Botswana.. always on the road less travelled where life experiences and life choices are concerned. Her perspective is unique and you will want to read all about what she has to share. If you don't, prepare yourself to get left behind on lifestyle, gay culture and all things cool. Read on...