The author will look at the feminist lecture-performance Femmes, théâtre et société : investir le politique pour une transmission féministe, created in 2013 by theatre artists Marie-Claude Garneau, Marie-Ève Milot and Marie-Claude St-Laurent. In an analysis of the lecture-performance, the author shows how the artists reflect on the impact of gender identity and sexual orientation on different aspects of theatre, how they critique power dynamics through theatre performance, and how they question, from their own feminist perspective, artistic and cultural assumptions related to LGBTQI identified people in theatre art.