Tea4Tea - An All Trans & Nonbinary Comedy Show!
By Jordan Tannahill
Produced by Anna Sebastien Comedy
This very special comedy show features EXCLUSIVELY trans and / or nonbinary comedians!
Tea4Tea is all about having a blast while gathering in community, celebrating the amazing trans comedic talent right here in Toronto, and getting some hard earned trans and queer joy!
Featuring:
Ajahnis Charley (@ajahnischarley, they/them, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, The Beaverton, Just for Laughs New Faces)
Ava Val (@avavalcomedy, she/her, John Candy Comedy Award, CBC, CTV, OutTV, Crave, Just for Laughs, Halifax & Winnipeg Comedy Festivals, Canada’s Got Talent)
Bee Bertrand (@beebertrandcomedy, he/him, Just for Laughs New Faces, tour-mate with Biff Naked, Queer Trash Triva, Bad Gay Advice, Bee Bertrand and Pals)
Bren D’Souza (@brendasouz, they/them, Just for Laughs, Roast Battle Canada)
Hosted and produced by Anna Sebastien (@annasebastiencomedy, they/them, Just for Laughs Toronto, Fresh Hot Babes All Fem & Queer Comedy).
Tickets are $25 (we love to pay trans & enby artists fairly for their labour!) but all are welcome regardless of means – Contact @annasebastiencomedy on Instagram for Pay What You Can tickets / community pricing.
All welcome, including allies.
Come belly laugh and carry on with your Pride celebrations feeling like your most amazing self, or be home in bed by 11 if that’s your vibe.
June 11
June 11, 2026
Tickets are $25
Café/Bar
Content Warning
All ages welcome but parental / care giver guidance recommended for younger audience members.
This performance is 75 minutes
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