THE NEXT GENERATION OF QUEER / TRANS CREATORS

Producer Mentorship Program

As a trans-led organization, GFP believes trans liberation is bound up in the liberation of all other marginalized groups.

Very few theatrical training spaces teach people the business of theatre, and having the tools to produce one’s own work is an important step to empowering the trans artistic community. Our aim with this program would be to hire trans and nonbinary BIPOC artists who want to develop their skills in production and pair them with one of our later career trans producers for a 6 month producing project. During this time they would be mentored in production while getting the hands-on experience of producing an artistic event.

Interested in applying for the Producer Mentorship Program? Fill out our interest form below before our applications open up for 2026!

Isis Chevaunne (they, she)

Queer Dance Freakout

Isis Chevaunne (they/she) is a trained educator, event producer, and self-taught dancer. They experience immense joy when connecting to queer/trans community, producing events, and dancing with friends. She previously managed DePaul’s LGBTQIA+ Resource Center and gained experience producing multiple drag shows and a ball. Isis’s dance home is at Indie Media Studios where they dance on two teams, Illuminate and Kloud 9. They primarily focus on hip-hop and jazz funk, though she enjoys learning new styles of dance. Outside of working and dancing, you can typically find Isis serving looks, strolling around Logan Square, eating at restaurants with their partner, and reading a book on the CTA.

Kidany Camilo (any and all pronouns)

Trans Voices Cabaret

Kidany Camilo [pronounced /’kidani’kamilɔ/] (pronouns any and all) is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist (Actor, Singer, Dancer, Director, Teacher, Deviser, and Playwright) residing in Chicago, IL. Originally from Bayamón, Puerto Rico, this chameleon-like artist is a graduate from the University of South Florida with a BA in Theatre Arts, and Purdue University with an MFA in Acting. Chicago credits include: Abuela’s Follies (Subtext Studio TC), Onilé Iya (Aguijón Theater), Fefu and Her Friends (Snails on a Bike), Trans Voices Cabaret (Genderf*cked Productions), God Hates Fangs (The Understudy), Cheers, Queers! (The Understudy), Jump the Shark (About Face Theatre), Women Beware Women (Blue in the Right Way), Sweet 15: Quincerañera (Sweet15 LLC), Measure for Measure, and ShakesFest! (Chicago Shakespeare Theater). Regional credits include: The Vote (Studio Theatre Tierra del Sol), Mojada (Indianapolis Shakespeare Company), Four Guys Named José (Stageworks Theatre), These Shining Lives (Powerstories Theatre), James and the Giant Peach (ThinkTank Theatre). IG: @kidanycamilo 

Ki Cameron (he, they)

T4T Open Mics

Ki Cameron (he/they) is a musician, producer, and performer with over a decade of experience. Since picking up his first guitar at 16, he’s been captivated by the power of live music and performance to connect people, shape culture, and build community. His journey has taken him from stages across the U.S. to cruise ships and international venues in China, Vietnam, Qatar, and the UAE. While music became his passport, his true path has been about carving out his place as both an artist and a trans person. For Ki, it’s all about creating spaces where trans and queer folks can show up fully, share their stories, and feel seen.

Offstage, you can find Ki blending creativity and care in every space he enters—whether it’s teaching beginner musicians or exploring his interest in bodywork. As Associate Producer for T4T Open Mic, he’s eager to keep cultivating stages where trans and queer artists can connect, thrive, and celebrate live performance together.

Sil Rivera (they, them)

Metamorphosis (New Works Series)

Sil Rivera is a Chicago-based theater artist who graduated NYU Tisch with a BFA in Drama with a focus in directing and performance. Born and raised on the northwest side of Chicago, Sil is passionate about community building, arts access, and education. They strive to cultivate work and spaces that center laughter and empathy at their core. If you can’t find them, they are probably helping kids make puppets, teaching dogs how to swim or constructing something strange out of cardboard.

Moon Norwood (he, they)

Meetups

Moon Norwood (he/they) is thrilled to be joining the Gender Fucked Productions team as the Producer Mentee overseeing Meetups. He is passionate about facilitating and coordinating spaces for queer folks to gather without the barrier of costs. As a recent transplant to Chicago, they were grateful to find Meetups as a welcoming environment to connect with trans folk with a wide variety of interests and life experiences. He is a recent graduate from Millikin University with a Bachelor in Fine Arts for Musical Theatre where they were able to nurture their love for poetry, dance, and music. Moon was last seen onstage as Cresent Cunt in Star AF with GFP. In addition to their work with GFP, he works as Stage Manager for The Poetry Brothel Chicago chapter. Outside of work, Moon can be found performing his honest to gay indie music in bars, theatres, and apartments across Chicago.