Performers dress up and dance at downtown bar’s Drag Night
Onlookers clap and hold out dollar bills. The energy builds as Dagger jerks erratically before death-dropping.
Onlookers clap and hold out dollar bills. The energy builds as Dagger jerks erratically before death-dropping.
While the play takes place in the ’80s, Wilde said the themes and characters within “Angels in America” are still as relevant as ever.
Ithaca College drag performer Elijahda Warner sits down with Glenn Epps to discuss his drag alter ego Alisha Day and his performances.
Drag kings and queens took to the runway on March 26 at the fifth annual Drag Show.
This whole experience has me thinking though about the LGBT community on Ithaca’s campus. Now, one misconception some of the world has and that I find ABSOLUTELY problematic is that drag queens and transgender people are the same. That’s not true. It can be, I suppose, but it’s not always the case. In fact, I’ve seen on the Ithaca College campus, people cross-dressing and claiming that “gave them some insight into what it’s like to be transgender.” That’s wrong. There’s no other way of putting it.
The third annual drag show, which is hosted by LGBT group PRISM, will be held March 22 in Emerson Suites. This year’s show is movie-themed.
Prism, one of the four LGBT groups at Ithaca College, will be hosting its first Drag Bingo at 8 p.m. Oct. 15 in The Pub.