Gender Euphoria podcast

The Trans History Project: Ten Plays in Development

5/19/2026

Gender Euphoria

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This episode is an interview with Baltimore Center Stage’s artist-in-residence Bo Frazier on the Trans History Project. The conversation covers what the initiative is doing to create counter-narratives in a political moment defined by trans erasure, plus a taste of the first five plays in development.

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