All posts tagged "drag"
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Taqueria del Barrio partners with DC queens for new drag brunch
Petworth eatery Taqueria del Barrio launches new monthly drag brunch with Desiree Dik
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BenDeLaCreme is not your typical drag queen
RuPaul's Drag Race season six star lights up The Birchmere with his version of Dante's Inferno
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Roxxxy Andrews to perform at Pride + Shine At Urbana on June 10
Urbana's all-day Pride party features drag acts, bottomless brunch and a DJ set
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Pride’s Guides: Jerry Houston and Destiny B. Childs
Once a year, Jerry Houston and Destiny B. Childs take center stage on Pennsylvania Avenue -- and fill it with Pride.
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Review: Dorian’s Closet at REP Stage
The new musical Dorian's Closet stitches together an unconvincing knockoff of a Paris original
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Having a (Drag) Ball: Stephen Scott Wormley of “Dorian’s Closet”
Stephen Scott Wormley is ecstatic to portray the diva who taught the world about "throwing shade"
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Joey Arias performs at Halcyon House this weekend
Joey Arias returns with his uncanny Billie Holiday tribute
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RuPaul’s Drag Race will return for a tenth season
Strong ratings ensured Mama Ru and co. will be back for more in 2018
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Haters Roast: The Shady Tour comes to the Warner
The Warner Theatre hosts an assortment of RuPaul's finest (and bitchiest) Drag Racers
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Men in Tights: Les Ballets Trockadero at the Opera House
The Kennedy Center plays host to the world's most outrageous dance troupe
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Wig Night OUT Returns: Bobs, Bouffants, and Beehives, Oh My!
Annual event at JR.'s raises funds for Point Foundation and Whitman-Walker Health
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Drag Rugby: The DC Scandals stage a drag benefit
The DC Scandals get into drag to raise funds for gay rugby's Bingham Cup
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Lady Gaga to star in RuPaul’s Drag Race season premiere
Gaga will appear in an opener billed as "one of the most jaw-dropping moments in Drag Race history"
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Ruvealed: The queens of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 9
"Drastic times call for Dragtastic measures."
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The Kinsey Way: The Kinsey Sicks’ A Capella Drag is More Relevant Than Ever
The election of Donald Trump has made the dragapella group The Kinsey Sicks more relevant -- and necessary -- than ever
