Season 3

1. Mx. Wolverine, Toronto

2020-02-07 · 9m

A shapeshifting midnight tease, Indigiqueer burlesque and drag performer Mx. Wolverine is using their two-spirit identity to politicize and sexify stages across Canada.

2. Francheska Dynamites, Lethbridge

2020-02-07 · 9m

After emigrating from the Philippines to support their family, Francheska Dynamites found love - and drag stardom - in Lethbridge, Alberta.

3. Rose Butch, Vancouver

2020-02-07 · 6m

Vancouver’s premier non-binary “drag thing,” Rose Butch offers a style and sensibility that channels theatrical dandyism in their pursuit of gender euphoria.

4. Chiquita Mare, Moncton

2020-02-07 · 6m

A sexually empowered, outrageous version of a happily divorced Acadian aunt, Chiquita Mare uses drag to shed light on issues that exist in the Acadian diaspora.

5. Charli Deville, Montreal

2020-02-07 · 7m

No one is pushing drag kings into the mainstream quite like Charli Deville, who uses impersonations of Justin Bieber and Freddie Mercury to spotlight a new kind of masculinity.

6. Sapphoria, Edmonton

2020-02-07 · 7m

Edmonton’s self-professed “miniature monster,” Sapphoria is a middle finger to cisnormative society wrapped in a hairy, glittery little box with a big ol’ bow on it.

7. Fay & Fluffy, Toronto

2020-02-07 · 10m

Toronto drag duo Fay Slift and Fluffy Soufflé have become a beacon of light for young hearts and minds with their essential drag storytimes.

8. Shay Dior, Vancouver

2020-02-07 · 6m

Mother of the House of Rice, an iconic all-Asian drag family, Shay Dior is an androgynous drag performer who strongly advocates for queer Asian visibility.

9. Vivian Vanderpuss, Victoria

2020-02-07 · 7m

Victoria's quirky cat mother and solution to the rat problem, avant-garde drag artist Vivian Vanderpuss serves elaborate looks that are truly out of this world.

10. Mikiki, Toronto

2020-02-07 · 7m

Raised by wild lesbian wolves in Newfoundland, activist and drag artist Mikiki has a secret weapon for effecting change: The Golden Girls.