Cancer couldn’t stop the delightfully deadpan lesbian, and now she’s revealing the whole story of how she bounced back.
Her intimate documentary Tig kicks off LA’s Outfest just before its official Netflix debut. The film follows Notaro from her famous set at the Largo Theater where she revealed her condition (which began with the words, “Good evening. Hello. I have cancer.”) and follows her on the road to recovery all the way to her meteoric rise in prominence that followed. Get more info by visiting outfest.org, netflix.com and tignation.com.
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