Hannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda Soundtrack: Cast, Release Date & FAQ

Quick Facts

TitleHannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda
PlatformNetflix
TypeMulti-comic stand-up special
DirectorJulian Smith
Release dateMarch 5, 2024
Filmed atAlexandra Palace Theatre, London
LineupHannah Gadsby (host/curator), Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha, Mx Dahlia Belle
Composer / scoreNone credited — see note below

Hannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda Soundtrack: Netflix released this stand-up special, Hannah Gadsby’s Gender Agenda, on March 5, 2024.

Directed by Julian Smith and filmed at London’s Alexandra Palace Theatre, Gender Agenda is a multi-comic special billed by Gadsby as a response to Netflix’s history of platforming transphobic material, featuring genderqueer comics from around the world, with the special debuting on March 5 with a lineup of seven artists.

Gadsby gives the stage to Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha, and Mx Dahlia Belle, serving as curator and host.

In the trailer, Gadsby joked, “The last time Netflix brought this many trans people together, it was for a protest. So, progress!”

Who Composed Gender Agenda’s Soundtrack?

Nobody, as far as we can verify. Gender Agenda is a filmed multi-comic stand-up special, not a scripted drama or documentary, and specials of this kind typically don’t carry a dedicated original-score composer credit — only incidental stage/walk-on music and Netflix’s standard in-house theme. We could not find any primary-source (Netflix, IMDb, trade press) credit for a composer named “Kathleen McCarthy” or anyone else attached to this title, despite that name appearing in earlier versions of this page. Rather than repeat an unverified claim, we’re disclosing honestly: no composer is credited for this special. If Netflix or the production ever publishes one, we’ll update this page.

Hannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda Soundtrack List

As a stand-up comedy special rather than a scripted or scored production, Gender Agenda does not have a commercially released soundtrack or scene-by-scene song list to report.

Official Trailer:

Netflix’s official channel released the trailer for the series Hannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda on March 5, 2024.

Hannah Gadsby: Gender Agenda Soundtrack

What is the premise of Gender Agenda? Hannah Gadsby gives the stage to seven genderqueer comics — Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha, and Mx Dahlia Belle. (From IMDb)

Release date: March 5, 2024 (Worldwide, Netflix)

Genre: Comedy (stand-up)

Gadsby signed a deal with Netflix in 2022 that included producing this special, aimed at broadening representation in what she has called a “notoriously transphobic industry.”

You can also check out some of the Netflix soundtracks here

Gadsby told Variety, “There is such a wealth of brilliant genderqueer comics out there, but such a shortage of representation on the primary streaming services.

Meanwhile, jokes about trans people are becoming more and more lucrative, so it seems only fitting that actual trans people themselves tell at least some of those jokes.”

Additionally: “So, I am beyond thrilled to bring this lineup together, showcasing seven extraordinarily talented comics and to use my platform (and Netflix’s…) to help catapult them into the spotlight that they deserve, hopefully.”

(External Link: Variety)

Frequently Asked Questions

Who composed the music for Hannah Gadsby’s Gender Agenda?

No composer is credited. As a filmed stand-up special rather than a scripted or scored production, it does not carry a dedicated original-score credit that we could verify from a primary source.

Who is in the Gender Agenda lineup?

Hannah Gadsby hosts and curates, with sets from Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha, and Mx Dahlia Belle.

Where was Gender Agenda filmed?

It was filmed at the Alexandra Palace Theatre in London, England, and directed by Julian Smith.

When did Gender Agenda premiere?

It premiered worldwide on Netflix on March 5, 2024.

Is there a soundtrack album for Gender Agenda?

No. As a stand-up comedy special, it has no commercially released soundtrack or score album.

Related reading: browse more titles on our Netflix hub or our TV soundtrack hub.

Leave a Comment