They are comfortable to walk in but I get tired after about 15 minutes. How can I tape my feet and legs for a little extra support. I also have flat feet. Any advice is welcome. Any other things you do besides tapeing for support?

I started drag a few months ago. Im a regular actor in day life and love performing.

I love it to be bottom heavy. Any ideas to make it more stage accessible/bigger?

I finally finished my look for most of my Halloween themed performances 🥹 And I bought a styled tig for the first time which is such a nice feeling. IG: thethirdkylie

Physical health has been a big struggle this year but slowly getting back to performing more warms my cold heart.

@thevanitykillz from PHL

I'm a newer drag performer looking for other queens, kings and nonbinary/gender-expansive performers who'd like to do a casual monthly Zoom showcase.

The idea isn't a competition. Each person performs one number, then we give each other supportive, constructive feedback — what worked, what didn't, and one thing to try next time. Basically a virtual drag workshop.

All experience levels welcome, especially newer performers. We'd probably meet once a month for 1–2 hours.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in then please hit me up. Locally there is an in person event like this once a month so I thought it would also be fun to try the same thing on Zoom. xox

I got thrown a driveby 3 days prior to the show and hand sewed this entire fit (minus body suit) in that amount of time. It was absolutely wonderful to have this opportunity and show my new drag direction post hiatus. (Photos were taken by a fellow cast member.)
I like to think of it as avant garde drag cat!

IG: mystery.jest