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VIVIAN LAWRENCE has a story to tell. 

Don’t Ask Vivian, SHE’ll tell you all about how the United States Army transformed her idea of identity, gender, and how you don’t have to be a rough and tumble man to serve the country.
A Non-Binary Army Veteran smiling on a red carpet at an event celebrating the American Legion's 100th anniversary, wearing a Hollywood Post 43 American Legion hat with yellow insignia, a black top with a copper sequined maroon jacket, and jewelry.

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  • Comedy? Drama? Love Story?

    D. All of the above.

  • Think of your favorite Broadway show. Now take away 99% of the cast, crew, stage size, budget, and forget about costume changes. Other than that, it’s pretty much the same.

  • Aside from one delicate moment, it is a beautifully staged non-musical play.

  • How nice of you to ask. Vivian doesn’t classify herself as a drag queen in the way of Rupaul’s Drag Race. She is a trans feminine, non-binary actress who embodies both male and female aspects of her persona, but prefers to go by she/her pronouns. So, not a drag queen, but still a queen, honey!

A non-binary cabaret artist in makeup singing and playing keyboard during a performance, wearing a tank top that says 'Brains Beauty Booty' in a dimly lit venue.
A woman dressed in a sparkly, fitted, pink dress holding a microphone, standing on a stage with purple lighting.