I left a sweet life in a 19th century cottage house in England to sleep in a closet in WeHo.īefore I became known as Seven, I was a pretty blond woman called Sarah, a lesbian once hailed on the Independent’s Rainbow List as the No. The mission for visibility onstage came with a lifestyle change in more ways than one.
I’m also the first intersex comedian to perform in our beloved local queer comedy scene. Onstage, 7G is the alter ego of my daytime self - Seven Graham - a multilayered creative/channeler, writer, producer, actor, creativity coach. I chose a very cute straight man named Drew from the crowd to be knighted with my rainbow sexy silicon sword, imbuing the lucky chap with “a little bit of queer.” Then swinging the 8-inch “Pride Edition” phallus around my head - a little too enthusiastically - to the audience’s delight. This year, one of my best gigs during Pride Month included ringing in Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee by singing “God Save the Queen” whilst pulling Brit flags, on a string, out of a bag to reveal the end is tied to a huge rainbow dildo.
government - with security clearance and excellent manners - imagine I’d find myself onstage performing as a comedian in Los Angeles under the moniker 7G. Never in my wildest dreams did I, an upstanding Brit, a former mental health advisor to the U.K.
