This is not something we can put on a to-do list. And you are joining the show alongside Ian Alexander, who is playing a Trill character named Gray. I was surrounded by a huge cast and crew of people I'd basically just met. With the third episode, "People of Earth," we've met the first — Adira, a young, extraordinarily brilliant officer of the United Earth Defense forces with a few secrets. Hopefully in the future, every film and television set will be like this.Are there other non-binary actors working in Hollywood that you look to as possibility models for your career?Oh absolutely! This is where I believe the problem starts - the problem that leads to discrimination and violence against trans people. (It was Lachlan Watson by the way, so they're definitely on the list). Star Trek: Discovery made space waves recently with the announcement that there would be not one, but two trans characters joining the cast this season. That led me to change everything about myself so I could survive, but it would have been so much better if my gender had been affirmed by those around me. Star Trek: Discovery season 3, episode 3 is a first for the franchise. The third season of Star Trek: Discovery will introduce the first non-binary and transgender characters into Trek canon. And what pronouns do you use?I want to start by saying that non-binary people have always existed. If that doesn't scream urgency, I don't know what does. That's what makes them so fun to play. Apart from Lachlan, I'm watching Indya Moore, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Theo Germaine, Asia Kate Dillon, and Brigette Lundy-Paine. In a recent Zoom interview with journalist Dawn Ennis, the 35-year-old actor (who plays fan-favorite character Ensign Sylvia Tilly) talked about being a part of CBS All Access' beloved, diverse, LGBTQ-inclusive sci-fi series. Check out the new season of Star Trek: Discovery on CBS All Access on October 15! Non-binary is an umbrella term for any identity that does not neatly fit into that binary. Welcome to the fam! Elliot Page, Oscar-nominated star of Umbrella Academy, speaks out about being transgender, The 93rd Annual Academy Award nominations lack significant LGBTQ representation. The non-binary character, Adira, is played by Blu del Barrio, while the trans character, Gray, is played by out trans actor Ian Alexander. But this will be the first time people meet the talented actor Blu del Barrio. Star Trek news is always kept under wraps to avoid spoilers, but what (if anything) can you tell us about the character you play?I will try and say anything I can! I had only recently discovered the word and realized that it described how I'd felt for a long time. For many non-binary people, myself included, finding the language to match what you feel can be very difficult. Adira is a wonderfully complex character. "I’m so glad [to be part of it]. What would you like people to know and understand about what being non-binary means for you?It took me a very long time to find a word that could help me understand my gender, and honestly I am still figuring out who I am. Before Noah (Averbach-Katz, Wiseman’s husband, and another actor on the show), I dated and loved people of all genders. ', The Poster for Pansexual God Loki's Disney+ Series Has Us Hyped AF, Courtney Act & Vanity's New Podcast Is Serving Laughs, Honesty, & Joy, Rapper Lil Mama Says She's Starting the 'Heterosexual Rights Movement'. Yesterday, on People of Earth, fans got to meet Adira, the bright teenager who joined the crew of Discovery, and who is played by Blu del Barrio.. The last two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery have revealed the unique couple of Adira and Gray. "I did say this!" They remember nothing from their past, and very little about themself. Adira Tal was a non-binary Human who lived on the planet Earth during the late 32nd century. Today, Star Trek: Discovery announced that season three will introduce the first non-binary and transgender characters in the history of the Star Trek franchise. Adira is an introvert, but they keep a few people close to the chest, which I definitely resonate with. I like to describe them as cerebrally brilliant and emotionally a puppy. We met last year, right after you got cast as Adira, and I'm so happy that I get to chat with you about the show! Star Trek: Discovery star Mary Wiseman is publicly opening up about her sexuality and confirming to the world that she is definitely "queer and proud!". You are also non-binary. "This is what the world looks likes, this is the world coming into focus, and this is a real representation of who should be at the table.". It all happened pretty quickly and felt very surreal. What was it like working with Ian, and was it nice to have another actor join the show with you at the same time? Fortunately, in a later interview with StarTrek.com (also conducted by Dawn Ennis), Mary confirmed that she did say that she isn't straight, and officially confirmed that she is proud to be queer. Why is it important to you to talk about being non-binary right now? It's pretty overwhelming joining a show with such a well-known cast going into its third season. Adira Tal ist ein Mensch und ab 3188 Wirt des Tal-Trill-Symbionten. I honestly believe if schools were legally required to include LGBTQ+ curriculum, we would see a huge change in how our country treats trans people. Star Trek: Discovery is your first major acting gig. Discovery, which premiered in September of 2017, is notable for being the first Star Trek series to feature openly and explicitly gay main characters played by LGBTQ+ actors, like Paul Stamets (played by Anthony Rapp), Dr. Hugh Culber (played by Wilson Cruz), and Tig Notaro’s lesbian character Jett Reno. I understand that Adira doesn't tell the crew of the Discovery about being non-binary immediately. No one ever did. Having him join the show with me was a godsend. He could honestly cast me as goblin #7 and I would die happy. Many trans kids don't make it. Because non-binary people deserve to live in a world where they fit. They listed Lachlan Watson, Indya Moore, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Theo Germaine, Asia Kate Dillon, and Brigette Lundy-Paine as role models for their career. Adira fühlt sich von they/them/their-Pronomen angesprochen und dient in den Vereinigten Erdverteidigungsstreitkräften sowie auf der USS Discovery der Sternenflotte der Föderation. Click to expand … Star Trek: Discovery (TV Series 2017– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. It introduces a new crew member in the person of Inspector Adira, initially one of a number of Earth Inspectors who board the Discovery. Meet Actor Blu del Barrio, Who Makes Their Screen Acting Debut as Adira in Season Three of Star Trek: Discovery. What I want people to understand is that we do "fit," but not into the strict gender binary our society has created. He's a talented, hardworking actor, and an all-around magnificent human being, so it was a joy having him as a partner. From films my friends make, to films on a tiny budget, to films that maybe no one ever hears about. I loved the idea for the character, taped for it, and later during rehearsals for my last show, got the call that I'd booked the part. In a recent Zoom interview with journalist Dawn Ennis, Will Bimini Bon Boulash Compete in an Upcoming 'Drag Race All Stars? ... through Adira … It requires immediate action. Some of the most special films I've seen have been independent and started out really small, so I'd love to work in that side of the industry. A few weeks later, I flew directly to Toronto and walked onto the set. Though they've had quite a few stumbles, the Star Trek franchise has a very long history of showcasing queer storylines and characters who identify all over the LGBTQ+ spectrum. They welcomed me in with open arms. So in a way, Adira's story ends up mirroring mine. But when I did tell people, I was stunned to find that this massive group of strangers wholeheartedly accepted and validated me. Del Barrio is the first actor who identifies as non-binary in Star Trek. Wiseman said when asked for follow-up by StarTrek.com. The way we think and talk about gender has to change. This is because we live in a society built around a binary. I was just finishing my final year of drama school in the UK when my agent sent me the casting call for Adira. "It’s not a big deal at all, I just didn’t want to say I’m straight when I’m not! Alexander is well-known for his roles on Netflix's The OA and as Lev in The Last of Us Part II. Our societal norms surrounding gender have to change. The non-binary character, Adira, is played by Blu del Barrio, while the trans character, Gray, is played by out trans actor Ian Alexander.Alexander is well-known for his roles on Netflix's The OA and as Lev in The Last of Us Part II. I'm a huge fan of all of theirs. Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) and Dr. Hugh Culber … When I went to our costume department and sheepishly asked them if I could use a binder under my costumes, they went and MADE me one. Del Barrio was in their final year of studies at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) when they auditioned for and booked the role of Adira. People's immediate response is often that they've never heard the word non-binary, and therefore question it's validity. Congrats on publicly living your truth, Mary! And just last year, Discovery made history yet again by adding the Star Trek franchise's first-ever gender-diverse trans characters to the series: nonbinary character Adira … Our education system in the US is severely lacking LGBTQ+ subject matters in the curriculum, as well as resources for LGBTQ+ youth. Del Barrio acted in short films and theater since the age of seven, and in September 2020 it was announced that they would join the cast of Star Trek: Discovery as Adira Tal for Season 3. There's not many of us (yet) in the industry, but I'm so grateful to have a few role models like them.What would be your dream role in the future?Literally any role in any Tim Burton film. Just after I told people in my life, so did Adira. How did you find out about the casting call for this role?Hi Nick, I'm excited to finally get to talk about everything! It's either made for men, or made for women. I feel incredibly lucky to be a part of this show. Blu del Barrio plays Adira on Star Trek: Discovery. When I looked like I needed help, someone would go out of their way to help me. Discovery executive producer Alex Kurtzman has said del Barrio will return for Season 4. Star Trek: Discovery Actor Mary Wiseman Comes Out As Queer. Everything, and I mean everything, is gendered. Mainly because of this duality they have within them: they're astonishingly intelligent and yet they're still a kid. Star Trek's first non-binary character, Adira, will be played by Blu del Burrio. Watch Mary Wiseman's full interview with Dawn Ennis in the video below! I don't want to say too much and get in trouble, but all in all, Adira is a uniquely strange and beautiful character. Blu del Barrio and Ian Alexander will board the U.S.S. Today, Star Trek: Discovery announced that season three will introduce the first non-binary and transgender characters in the history of the Star Trek franchise. I realized I might be non-binary the first time I saw a non-binary actor on television. So to answer your question, it's not only important that we're talking about our experiences, it's necessary. People need to know who we are and be able to empathize with us in order for change to take place. Can you give us some insight as to why they don't reveal their gender until later?When we meet Adira, they're suffering from memory loss. We meet Gray and Adira in season 3 episode 4, bringing trans representation to 'Star Trek' in a cool new storyline about the Trill. When I got the call that I'd been cast as Adira, I hadn't yet told the majority of my friends and family that I was non-binary. I know this isn't how it would go on every set, but it was clear that on the Discovery set, the producers, directors, writers, cast, and crew were equally committed to writing these wonderful characters in Adira and Gray, and creating a safe and healthy work environment for me and Ian. The character is actually played by Blu del Barrio, the first non-binary actor cast in Star Trek. As a dynamic media force, GLAAD tackles tough issues to shape the narrative and provoke dialogue that leads to cultural change. I was raised on Tim Burton films, and his work has played a huge part in my artistic growth, so to be in any film of his would be a dream. For those who find these pronouns difficult to get used to - I promise you - if my Argentinian parents can do it, so can you.Many people are still confused about what it means to have a non-binary gender identity. Do you have any positive experiences you can share about how people have reacted to you telling them you are non-binary?I had told a few friends in London before I got the part of Adira and they were very supportive, but I was absolutely terrified to tell dozens of total strangers when I started filming Star Trek in Canada. Nick Adams, Director of Transgender Representation. Regarding my pronouns, I use they/them/theirs. Non-binary and transgender characters, played by actors who share those gender identities, will be introduced in Star Trek: Discovery Season 3—a … Aside from that, my goal is to work in independent films. They know they're non-binary, of course, but coming onto Discovery they're cautious about sharing that information with anyone. I never liked it when straight-presenting women dominated conversations about bisexuality/pansexuality when I was with women, so I try not to do it now, but I also don’t want it to feel like I’m hiding anything because I’m queer and proud!". In a first for the 'Star Trek' franchise, gender non-binary and transgender characters will appear on Season 3 of 'Star Trek: Discovery.' I knew I was different at eight years old, but there wasn't one person who knew how to help me. If someone had a question about my identity, they asked it thoughtfully and kindly. They're a private person, so they aren't going to divulge a lot about themselves to a ship full of strangers. GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ acceptance. Take a stand against discrimination and hate and become a GLAAD sustaining member. Blu del Barrio, Actor: Star Trek: Discovery. Telling the world about your gender identity can be challenging. But until then, using our own voices, loudly, is the best we can do. Adira preferred to be addressed by the pronouns "they" or "them". It's not until Adira has found a place of comfort with Stamets and Culber that they feel they can talk about who they are. Hi Blu! Spoilers ahead for Star Trek: Discovery Season 3, ... Averbach-Katz isn't just a fan who happened to get married to a Star Trek actor and then become an Andorian. I knew I wanted to tell my friends and family, so when this happened, it felt like the universe saying "go ahead." I absolutely love him, and it was so fun working alongside him. They experience their emotions at a heightened level, like most teenagers. So we sat down with Blu to find out a little bit more about their life and how they landed the role of Adira. Blu has been acting in theater and short films since the age of 7, and they're incredibly excited to make their television acting debut in season three of STAR TREK: DISCOVERY. 1 Biography 1.1 Early history 1.2 United Earth Defense Force service 1.3 Starfleet service 2 Memorable quotes 3 Appendices 3.1 Background information 3.2 External link They were born as Adira on Earth in 3173. It’s so important in that...this is the world," Mary said. You are constantly invalidated and made to feel as if you don't "fit." The fan-favorite actor who plays Ensign Sylvia Tilly is opening up about her sexuality! So I was so thankful to have his support whenever I was freaking out. I honestly cannot speak highly enough of Ian. And just last year, Discovery made history yet again by adding the Star Trek franchise's first-ever gender-diverse trans characters to the series: nonbinary character Adira (played by newcomer Blu del Barrio, who is set to make their TV debut playing) and a trans character named Gray (played by The OA's Ian Alexander). Adira will find a home on USS Discovery after forming an unexpected bond with Lt. I love working in small, tight knit groups and being a part of the collaboration. Forty percent of trans people attempt suicide, compared to 4.6% of the general population. Blu del Barrio is a non-binary actor who uses they/them pronouns. The GLAAD Wrap: Trailer for 'My Love,' premiere dates for 'Younger' and 'The Upshaws,' new music from kd lang, TWINKIDS; and more! Sorry for the rant, I could go on about this for hours. Definitely not the most common coming out story, but it was scary, special, and life changing (as they usually are). And the Winner of 'Drag Race UK' Season 2 Is... 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Star Trek: Discovery is set to introduce the show's first ever transgender and non-binary characters in series three (Blu del Barrio, pictured, will play the non-binary Adira) Ian Alexander Joins the Cast as Gray. During another part of the interview, it looks like Mary can be seen saying the words "I’m not straight," but because the audio was cut off, many fans weren't sure whether or not that was really her opening up about how she identifies. Del Barrio was in their final year of studies at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art when they auditioned for the role of Adira on Star Trek: Discovery (2017). I didn't know the term existed until I was 21, but when I found it, my whole life suddenly made sense. So as you can imagine, if you are non-binary, navigating everyday life in this world can be extremely challenging. I was struggling with terrible dysphoria, and every single day I wished someone would understand and help me. [Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Season 3, Episode 4 of Star Trek: Discovery, “Forget Me Not.”].
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