D’Lo stars in “To T, or Not To T?” at Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas
Theatre. (photo courtesy of Craig Schwartz Photography)
The Los Angeles LGBT Center production of D’Lo’s solo show “To T, or Not To T? A Comedic Trans Journey through (T)estosterone” runs through July 10 at Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre.
As part of Center Theatre Group’s series Block Party: Celebrating Los Angeles Theatre, the unapologetically bold and hilarious personal autobiographical one-person play is written and performed by acclaimed queer-transgender actor, writer and comedian D’Lo, and directed by Adelina Anthony.
“To T, or Not To T?” follows D’Lo’s transformational journey, starting from his childhood in Lancaster, California, and continuing toward the embodiment of beautiful masculinity. Along the way, “To T, or Not To T?” explores the ways his relationship with his immigrant father, his love for hip hop and feminism, and his chosen family shape his decisions as an artist and human being.
Winner of Center Theatre Group’s 2021 Dorothy and Richard Sherwood Award, D’Lo’s work ranges from stand-up comedy, solo theater, plays, films, short stories and poetry. His solo shows “Ramble-Ations,” “D’FunQT,” “D’FaQTo Life” and “To T, or Not To T?” have toured theaters and festivals nationally. He is currently working on his latest solo piece, “Queer Noise,” with support from Center Theatre Group’s Library Series and the L.A. LGBT Center.
Tickets for “To T, or Not To T?” start at $30. The Kirk Douglas Theatre is located at 9820 Washington Blvd. in Culver City. For tickets and information, call (213)628-2772, or visit centertheatregroup.org.
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