Dragged Through New York

If you love queer rights, then you love disruptive activism. If you love New York drag, then you love Stella D'oro (she/her).Hannah Weisz (any pronouns) is a writer, performer, director, student, new drag queen and longtime drag fan. See more of their work on Instagram @hannahmweisz.Mae B. Tomorrow (she/her) is Hannah's drag persona. She is a woman exploring the paradox of femininity and the artifice of beauty through performance. See more of her work (Or, werk! Haha, get it? Because drag!) on Instagram @maebtomorrow. Book her on See the Queens.Content warning: mentions of AIDS, psychosis and anti-queerness.Check out the linked resource page for the bibliography and more sources on drag: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygFtASiwNdMUQR9g17GEsjuf5sxLxxCm0w_gE9evTg0/edit?usp=sharing

Do you love a prop, pole or circus sideshow? Then hear from drag kings Maxxx Pleasure (he/him) and Xaddy Addy (they/he) about college collectives, Zoom cabarets and the evolution of New York drag.Keep an eye out for new episodes over the next few months... more interviews are coming soon!Hannah Weisz (any pronouns) is a writer, performer, director, student, new drag queen and longtime drag fan. See more of their work on Instagram @hannahmweisz.Mae B. Tomorrow (she/her) is Hannah's drag persona. She is a woman exploring the paradox of femininity and the artifice of beauty through performance. See more of her work (Or, werk! Haha, get it? Because drag!) on Instagram @maebtomorrow. Book her on See the Queens.Content warning: mentions of racism, sexism and anti-queerness.Check out the linked resource page for the bibliography and more sources on drag: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygFtASiwNdMUQR9g17GEsjuf5sxLxxCm0w_gE9evTg0/edit?usp=sharing

Welcome back ladies and everyone! Hear from drag queens and collaborators Nancy Nogood (she/her) and Emigrate (she/her) about drag dynasty development, unfortunate foundation shade names, and the evolution of New York drag.Keep an eye out for new episodes over the next few months... more interviews are coming soon!Hannah Weisz (any pronouns) is a writer, performer, director, student, new drag queen and longtime drag fan. See more of their work on Instagram @hannahmweisz.Mae B. Tomorrow (she/her) is Hannah's drag persona. She is a woman exploring the paradox of femininity and the artifice of beauty through performance. See more of her work (Or, werk! Haha, get it? Because drag!) on Instagram @maebtomorrow. Book her on See the Queens.Content warning: explicit language, mentions of racism and anti-queerness.Check out the linked resource page for the bibliography and more sources on drag: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygFtASiwNdMUQR9g17GEsjuf5sxLxxCm0w_gE9evTg0/edit?usp=sharing

It's the first interview episode! Hear from drag entity Damien Demise (he/she/they/xyr) and drag queen Supernova (she/her) about horror video games, philosophy, and the evolution of New York drag.Keep an eye out for new episodes over the next few months... more interviews are coming soon!Hannah Weisz (any pronouns) is a writer, performer, director, student, new drag queen and longtime drag fan. See more of their work on Instagram @hannahmweisz.Mae B. Tomorrow (she/her) is Hannah's drag persona. She is a woman exploring the paradox of femininity and the artifice of beauty through performance. See more of her work (Or, werk! Haha, get it? Because drag!) on Instagram @maebtomorrow. Book her on See the Queens.Content warning: explicit language, mentions of racism and anti-queerness.Check out the linked resource page for the bibliography and more sources on drag: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygFtASiwNdMUQR9g17GEsjuf5sxLxxCm0w_gE9evTg0/edit?usp=sharing

Welcome to Dragged Through New York's introductory episode! Hear about the inspiring figures and history that created today's thriving drag culture.Keep an eye out for new episodes over the next few months... interviews are coming soon!Hannah Weisz (any pronouns) is a writer, performer, director, student, new drag queen and longtime drag fan. See more of their work on Instagram @hannahmweisz.Mae B. Tomorrow (she/her) is Hannah's drag persona. She is a woman exploring the paradox of femininity and the artifice of beauty through performance. See more of her work (Or, werk! Haha, get it? Because drag!) on Instagram @maebtomorrow. Book her on See the Queens.Content warning: explicit language, mentions of police violence, racism and anti-queerness.Check out the linked resource page for the bibliography and more sources on drag: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygFtASiwNdMUQR9g17GEsjuf5sxLxxCm0w_gE9evTg0/edit?usp=sharing