#disabled drag

[twoactsofdrag]

We’re creating a picture gallery sideshow for the intermission of our April 18th show, and we’d love to feature your art! That's right: painting, sculptures, photographs, graphic art, digital art…all of it! Whether it's a brand-new piece or an old favorite, if it’s fabulously queer, we want it.

And here’s the extra sparkle: Everyone who submits their artwork can claim an in-person or virtual ticket to the show! Show us your art, get rewarded with a little treasure.

To enter, simply submit your art into our Google Drive with the file name set to your preferred name by April 15th, and we will do the rest!

🚫 No AI artwork 🔞 Artists must be 18+ 🌈 All submissions must be SFW

We can’t wait to see the incredible art you share! 💖🏴‍☠️

[ndnbutch]

More drag posting! This is my favorite number to do I think, I pull it out literally all the time. The track is titled “Bad At Drag Mix” and it’s my love letter to drag even when it’s bad

[binders-and-beanies]

Me n Aquaria at Lancaster Pride today hehe :) 🍒

[pinkcultgirl]

The disabled transgender entertainer behind the infamous "obey the walrus" video, and a message to the "creepy/disturbing" side of youtube

Sandra Crisp (aka The Goddess Bunny) was a Disabled Transgender entertainer, actor, and model. Footage of Crisp tap-dancing, originally recorded around 1987, was featured in viral shock video "obedece a la morsca", which distorted her condition in a patronizing and fear-mongering video. Crisp had polio as an infant and was subject to the malpractice of multiple doctors resulting in the further disfigurement of her body. She routinely endured physical and sexual abuse from her foster care families due to her gender identity and disability. She passed away in an assisted living facility from COVID-19 in 2021. Godess Bunny was much more than a shock video and deserves to be remebered as such. May she rest in peace.

[princeiness]

Tried out my outfit and did a practice run of my makeup today~

Check out my drag insta

Also! If you can spare some dollars, we are fundraising with a goal of $750 to make sure all our performers get paid for their hard work! As a disabled drag queen, it can be extra tough to get out and perform. You'd be supporting small performers like me and keeping the GMU drag scene alive!

To donate, click the link here

For more info, click here

[frnkieroismydaddy]

The last "DEAD!" in Dead! by My Chemical Romance was meant for a death drop. That part is designed for you to scream before falling "dead" on the stage.

[ndnbutch]

some of my favorite drag photos—the performance was to the song “I’m not my body, it’s mine” by Mallrat. The coat I’m wearing is made from my medical paperwork, and this number is an ode to mobility aids and life as a multiply disabled person.

I cohost an all-disabled drag show in LA, the first of its kind in this city. If you’re interested, follow @disabledcable on instagram!

[ndnbutch]

fun fact: this NDN is a Getty images