Tag Archives: Drag

To "get" a parody, you have to be familiar with what's being parodied, right?Usually. The annual drag shows from Heartbeat Opera are exceptions – hilarious, harmonious, happy ones. This year's extravaganza will cruise on camp, costumes, and kookiness right into your crooked little heart.

"We couldn't do this show in some places. Even opera, with some people not wanting to perform 'The Marriage of Figaro!'…But we're thankful that we're here in New York and for the moment we're able to do this in its full glory."

This "evening of boner-chilling terror" is a festival of identity-positivity and good feeling. But as a piece of theater it's only a partial success.

Taylor Mac and Matt Ray's musical drag extravaganza honors millennia of queer history.

San Antonio 'Hedwig' stars Roy Thomas and Morgan Clyde talk about the show's enduring popularity with the Roxie Theatre's Jonathan Pennington.

Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman’s durable Tony-winner shows it’s still got the stuff in the Woodlawn's glittering revival.

The audience-participation stalwart gets an imaginative revisualization in its annual staging at the Woodlawn Theatre.

Like a really bad episode of Bosom Buddies mashed with the worst High School Musical entry — only of much shoddier quality.

A Joe E. Brown circus flick from the '30s dabbles with drag comedy.