Drag Heals

Tracey shares with the cast that the masks we where in life often unmask us. What will be revealed when make-up artists Kosta MUA joins the cast for a make-up and hair workshop?

The drag artists explore aspects of their inner most selves; the good, the bad and the ugly and put them all on 'theatrical steroids' in an emotionally powerful exercise called, The Exaggerated Self.

A new group of Kings, Queens and Monarchs begin crafting their personal stories into a stage show by asking themselves, "What was a pivotal moment in my life and how did I change because of it?"

The eldest cast member, Brian, offers a reflective look at his life and LGBTQ history and progress and how diversity and inclusion are more important than ever.

Drag costume designer Leelando offers tips and tricks for the Drag Heals cast as they start to shape their costumes and props for their stage show. Watch with P

It's make-up and hair day on Drag Heals and the cast is joined by seasoned pros Kosta and Flare to hone their looks.

The drag artists are asked to share part of their story onstage and lip sync for the very first time.

Theatre Director Tracey Erin Smith asks the drag artists to explore aspects of themselves and put them on theatrical steroids in an exercise called The Exaggerated Self.

Psychotherapist Leon Silvers joins the cast to explore the therapeutic aspects of drag.

A new cast of drag kings, queens, monarchs and things begin crafting their personal stories into a stage show by asking themselves, 'What have I survived, and how did I survive it?'

The new queens come to their very first Drag School class and meet other men who also dream of becoming fabulous queens.