Trans Entertainment Guild

Trans Entertainment Guild The Trans Entertainment Guild (TEG) is a trans-led non-profit organization dedicated to bettering th

We’re giving a promotional shout out for LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS: A TRANSMASC CABARET 🏳️‍⚧️ Check the info below to l...
06/11/2026

We’re giving a promotional shout out for LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS: A TRANSMASC CABARET 🏳️‍⚧️ Check the info below to learn how to save 10% on your ticket, and support trans art!!

The 2024-25 smash hit is BACK! Don’t miss an all-new production of LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS: A TRANSMASC CABARET, directed by Jules Dameron (he/him). Back for its third year by popular demand, this iconic transmasculine spectacular is bigger and better than ever! Save 10% on your ticket with code LETSHEARIT10.

LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS — an all-trans man and transmasculine evening of entertainment — will be held on Saturday, June 20th, at 9:30pm EST at The Green Room 42 in New York, NY (570 10th Ave, Fl 4, New York, NY 10036) and will also be available to watch from anywhere — and anytime, up to a week after the show! — via ticketed livestream.

Featuring an entirely transmasc cast, band, creative team, and ASL interpreter team (an incredible 25 total transmasc artists!) — plus resource tabling by Trans Mentor Project and T/Q Community Fund — this feast of a variety show serves up original work by transmasc writers alongside songs you already know and love! Now in its third year following runaway success 2024 and 2025 productions, LHIFTB invites audiences of all kinds to join us in uplifting stellar transmasc talent. It’s worth SO MUCH MORE than the price of admission — grab your ticket now! ✨👇✨

🎟️ Tickets/VOD access: tinyurl.com/LHIFTBtix

TGR42 is wheelchair accessible. ASL interpretation will be provided. No food or drink purchase minimum. Runtime: 75 minutes.

Photo of the 2024 company by Miles Nelson.

“Why, in spaces like Broadway, do we still invest in stories about or including marginalized people predominantly told b...
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“Why, in spaces like Broadway, do we still invest in stories about or including marginalized people predominantly told by white cis men, whose careers have historically been amplified by systemic privilege and opportunities, often at the expense of said marginalized voices?

Investing in historically excluded writers—Black, brown, q***r, trans, disabled, and other marginalized communities—is not just an act of equitability; it’s imperative for the future of our art form. And considering the current political climate, particularly the alarming rhetoric targeting trans people, investing in trans writers is not only important, but critically urgent.

We, as an organization, have been investigating and collecting data on the best way to support trans practioners in the entertainment industry for the past five years while supporting trans artists in their endeavors.

We, as an industry, must collectively champion a vital shift to nurturing trans and gender expansive voices. TEG can provide direct support and resources to trans storytellers with your help. Will you invest?”

The Trans Entertainment Guild (TEG) is a Trans-led Arts-Advocacy Organization dedicated to improving the working conditions and lives of trans and gender expansive entertainment workers including artists, technicians, and arts administrators. We will be announcing a town hall for trans and gender expansive writers to meet and discuss what resources they need to not only complete their work, but to also help improve their lives, with collected information to be shared with the industry at large.

To invest in TEG’s mission, consider making a one-time or monthly donation through our fiscal sponsor, Fractured Atlas: bit.ly/TEG_fundraising

📸 Photo featuring Mika Kauffman and Joyah Dominique in “Things I [should have] Said.”

🎼 “New Hope, PA” audio by singer/songwriter Collette March






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A HUGE thank you to Breaking The Binary Theatre for seeing and supporting us! This grant will help us incorporate and continue onto the next steps to ensure the safety and protection of trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive people in entertainment. Click the link in our bio to learn how you can support TEG 💜
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BTB GIVES BACK is a monthly initiative in which Breaking the Binary Theatre uplifts another TNB2S+ led or founded organization by fiscally supporting and amplifying their work. 🥳

July 2023’s grantee is…
💜 TRANS ENTERTAINMENT GUILD 💜

Swipe to learn more about the work of and check out the link in their bio to support their ongoing fundraising efforts. ✨

 

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This , please consider donating to the Trans Entertainment Guild: https://bit.ly/tegdonation 🏳️‍⚧️

The Trans Entertainment Guild is filing for non-profit status, and we need your help. Contribute to our start-up costs through our Fractured Atlas fundraiser.

By donating to TEG, you are also sponsoring trans and gender expansive performers, practitioners, and partner charity organizations that are focused on trans health, issues and liberation. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you for your support!

The Trans Entertainment Guild is a recently founded arts advocacy group dedicated to improving working conditions and lives of transgender, gender non-conforming and gender expansive professionals in entertainment 🏳️‍⚧️

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