Broadway Legend Joined: 6/30/05
Why is it that, while female impersonators get loads of attention, male impersonators get none. Do they even exist? The last time I've seen a woman dress as a man is Just One of the Guys, that 80s teen flick.
Is it because, while women have women's only-clothing, men cannot boast the same? You can regularly see women wearing "men's clothing" on a daily basis and yet the same is not said of men wearing women's clothing. Perhaps this is why male impersonators never get any attention.
OR...
Should I perhaps lie down and go to sleep for a while?
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Sex And The City has an episode where Kristin Davis(Charlotte) does drag.
There are a few shows around Seattle that feature Drag Kings.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/4/04
If you want to be horribly cynical about it, you could say that people only get attention when imitating their social inferiors, because imitating your superiors is perfectly understandable behavior. Hence blackface performers and drag queens get more attention than biracial people "passing" as white or drag kings.
There are many Drag Kings in NYC. The majority of them perform at Lesbian bars. However - in stating my opinion on the matter, i find DQ's to be more entertaining, in the mere fact that there is more variety in how to glamourize a female. I.E. when watching red carpet shows...who's more interesting - the woman's variety of "gownage" (A Justice word) - or the tedious Tux???
Plus Drag Queen's have more icons to follow, like Judy, liza, etc. and more signature camp songs than DK's have.
Well Julie Andrews made a wonderful man in VICTOR/VICTORIA.
but Julie was playing a man who was a DQ.
I'm afraid to bend my gender. What if it breaks?
there are more than enough people here who will nurse it back to health for you.
anyways... i love drag kings. i think they're awsome.
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