Podcasts about so you think you can drag

Freddie's last ep! His and Jim's final opening convo covers Valentines Day, the Usher halftime show, Super Bowl commercials and Beyonce's country moment.Then it's time to chat with New York's iconic musical theater queen and Drag Race & Dragnificent alum Alexis Michelle, fresh off a gig with the American Pops Orchestra! Ms. Michelle discusses the latest Broadway news & gossip, her New York drag origins (So You Think You Can Drag! Boots & Saddle!),  the changing realms of drag and nightlife, the possible redux of her hit track "C.L.A.T." and her upcoming cabaret at Joe's Pub!In the news: a recent TikTok squabble re: a night at the Cubbyhole raises questions on who is welcome in a queer space; Kandy Muse shows her bruises from a recent assault; the lawsuit against Shangela is dropped; Jasmine Rice joins an off-Broadway musical while dealing with an upsetting medical condition; Jinkx Monsoon returns to Chicago; RIP Continental Baths founder Steve Ostrow.Thotlight is taking a little break after this... follow Thotyssey on Instagram & Facebook for updated info on it's return! Also, email us!

Join Kelli and Anne for their 98th NEW episode! They begin this episode by talking about early Christmas shopping, their annual Christmas tree drama, holiday traditions that they always look forward to and Anne's upcoming concert tour in 2020. Get more info at www.annesteele.com Their Special Guest today is “Showbiz Spitfire” Paige Turner! She has created, produced and starred in some of the longest running Drag shows in New York City including “So You Think You Can Drag” that ran for 8 yrs at New World Stages in NYC and Broadway Mondays that runs every Monday night at Hardware Bar with co-stars Cacophony Daniels and Sutton Lee Seymour. Paige is doing a fantastic Holiday Show called “Jingle All The Way” at Greenroom 42 inside Yotel on 42nd St in NYC for 3 nights only! Grab tickets now on Dec 6th at 7pm, Dec 13th at 9:30pm and Dec 19th at 7pm. As always, they end with a cocktail from Equality Vodka.  This week, in honor of Paige, they are serving the Hoot & Hollar!

She won the sixth season of So You Think You Can Drag and she's been slaying the game ever since, it's the super sweet Juicy Liu!

She’s our favorite fruit! On today’s episode, your hosts Martyr (@dragthemartyr) and Cate (@ctepper) go backstage with @werrrkdotcom own “Backstage Berry” Strawberry Fields! We find out which Ru Girl named her, her successes at “So You Think You Can Drag?” and her interviews with the local talent of NYC. Follow Our Queen! @Backstage_berry and don’t miss her show 8/29 at the Green Room 42 (www.strawberryshow.com) ~ Thots, comments, and dick pics? Please send to dragthemartyr@gmail.com Cover art: @glitterbabyonline Music: “Club” by Andrew Huang (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcemy56JtVTrsFIOoqvV8g) under Creative Commons. Edits by Martyr

News, advice, and fun! That’s what we are serving today! We’re recapping Saturday’s So You Think You Can Drag contest, giving some of our best tips for life, and accidentally starting to talk about Christmas in September. Bachelor Vietnam The post 154: Help is on the Way appeared first on DragCast.

Elena has been Creative Producer of events and shows since 2006. Specialising primarily in circus, variety and multi-artform shows, Elena makes and tours shows which have included Rouge, Dinosaur Time Machine, Papillon, Le Petit Circus, So You Think You Can Drag, Shake It and more, and have toured extensively around Australia and to Europe and Asia.  Elena has worked on a variety of events and festivals. She is co-producer of Gluttony, one of the big hubs at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and was the Director of Harlequins, the premiere event for children as part of Canberra's year-long Centenary Celebrations in 2013. She has run Bally On High in 2012 and 2014 and Anstey Village Festival in 2018 in Melbourne, and collaborates on the artistic program at the National Folk Festival, Floriade Australia and Corinbank Festivals in Canberra. Gluttony is a hub at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Gluttony was born in 2011 and has grown extensively since. 2018 saw over 500,000 people come through the gates, with over 170,000 tickets sold. The site had 12 ticketed venues ranging in size from 80 to 600 seaters as well as eight activation venues including an Escape Room, a Karaoke Caravan and a Nerf Arena.  In this epsiode: We chat about what a venue does in terms of programming.  Why  Elena puts dragons in your email.  Yes you read that correctly!  We have a very honest conversation about who is making money or not in the fringe circuit and why commerical is not a dirty word. 

It's time to learn all about Jackie Cox as we chat about her drag journey, So You Think You Can Drag, and I Dream of Jackie!

Kate and Yoko talk to Brian Cheng a.k.a.: Juicy Liu, 2015 winner of So You Think You Can Drag about gettin' crafty with costumes, navigating being two people, and our preferred chopstick holder folding techniques.

It's a mega-show, y'all! First up, Dale, Scott & Steve welcome folk-rock singer Tom Goss and Washington, DC-based artist Scott Brooks to the studio as their special guest co-hosts. The guys are promoting their new collaborative and quite creative music video for Tom's song, Make Believe. You've GOT to see it to believe it (it's at the bottom of this page) and then listen to how they made it. Plus, we learn more about Tom's infectious music and Scott's sometimes-disturbing oil paintings. Then, all the guys discuss all the gays that were elected this past week; Scott's trip to New Orleans; why Dale hates every movie ever made; the fact that Tom has wide feet; where the otters should go to party; how much Dorothy's dress fetched at auction; how we should split the U.S. into two countries; who was giving away hundreds of free vibrators in the city today; and much, much more comment on pop culture and the news of the week. After that, we turn over the show to Justin Luke--our Gay-on-the-Ground in New York City--while he chats with Manhattan's hilarious and beautiful showbiz spitfire Paige Turner. They discuss So You Think You Can Drag, Drag in a Bag, Slurp Sundays, how Paige is the most-merchandised drag queen, music videos, how to get boys naked and what's new this fall! This chick never sleeps and she's got TONS going on. It's a fun little chat from the streets of Hell's Kitchen. (Oh, and don't forget to check out one of her silly parody videos below.) Justin & Paige kick off at the 37:40 minute mark. And finally, we've got a conversation with Los Angeles' DJ Paul V (aka Paul Vitagliano) and his spectacular new book, Born This Way: Real Stories of Growing Up Gay. Learn how the popular deejay and music reviewer started the blog of the same name and how that became this must-read and must-gift tome. Featuring both hilarious and heartbreaking memories of growing up LGBTQ--and featuring the likes of columnist Michael Musto, RuPaul Drag Races' Raja, Erasure's Andy Bell and many more. Hear Scott & Paul chat at the 1:02:30 mark. So, folks, this episode is a hefty one, but we think you'll have a laugh or three...and learn something, too. Stream or download it now and listen up!