Gay woman comedian
Previous: The festival, which ran from Sept. The comedian, an openly gay woman who joked openly about her sexuality during her Saudi Arabian set, apologized last week for participating. I could not remain silent. At the same time, I deeply regret participating under the auspices of the Saudi government.
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As an openly gay person, when I was asked to perform in Riyadh, I was surprised. I am grateful that I was able to do precisely that — to my knowledge, I am the first openly gay comic to talk about it on stage in Saudi Arabia. I received messages from attendees sharing how much it meant to them to participate in a gay-affirming event.
I recognize the concerns and criticism this has raised. I made this decision because I want that money to go to an organization that can help combat these severe issues. When it comes to the funniest LGBTQ comedians, the comedy scene is brimming with talent that’s both hilarious and groundbreaking.
I hear you. To my fans: I see you. I like to express my sincere regret for having performed under a government that continues to violate fundamental human rights. This decision has weighed heavily on my heart ever since. I will take full responsibility for my actions and dedicate myself to making amends, so that my words and choices reflect the respect and care you deserve.
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I have a special relationship with my fans because of the vulnerable nature of my comedy and the trust they place in me as part of the queer community. As an artist, my mission has always been to help people feel less alone. Here’s a look at pioneering queer women in comedy, from Moms Mabley to Lily Tomlin and beyond.
I hope that this moment sparks dialogue about how we can use our platforms for good — to support people without a voice and to find ways to be less divided. Lesbian comedians have brought their distinctive voices and experiences to the forefront of comedy, delivering humor that resonates with diverse audiences.
Your voice matters to me. I requested a guarantee that I could be openly out as a lesbian on stage and perform gay material. Skip to content.