ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月25日 01時31分

Perhaps you’ve heard: Hannah Gadsby is angry, and she is amazing. The Australian comedian is the creator of “Nanette,” a stage show turned @ネットフリックス special that is lacerating in its fury about how women and queer people like her — and anyone else who might behave or look “other” — get treated, dismissed and silenced. She is unflinching about the abuse that they — that she — endured. She calls out men, powerful and otherwise. In stark personal terms, she reveals her own gender and sexual trauma, and doesn’t invite people to laugh at it. “Writing the show, I think I was insane,” @hannah_gadsby told our reporter @melenar, adding, “I had so much just suddenly crystalize in my head, and I just needed to get it out.” As for the response? “Beyond my comprehension,” she said one recent morning. Performing “Nanette” wasn’t therapeutic, exactly. “But overall, it began to hold — some other people were holding my pain, and I’ve never had that. I’ve never had that. And that has done a lot of healing, I think.” @mollymatalon took this portrait of #HannahGadsby. Follow @nytgender to see more.

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