The best drag shows in Miami
Drag remains, to both its supporters and detractors, a lightning rod for entertainment, culture, and influence.
Drag remains, to both its supporters and detractors, a lightning rod for entertainment, culture, and influence.
These queer spaces are carrying the torch after some major closures.
The Miss Wynwood Pride pageant, a Zara Larsson vs. Charli XCX drag battle, the festival-within-a-festival Big Wig, featuring nearly 50 performers, and more.
New Times’ Best Drag Performer, Jellika Boom, says local spaces often fall short in their efforts to foster a thriving queer scene.
After closing its original location, Willy’s found a new home at the Allapattah venue, keeping its drag nights, queer parties, and community alive in Miami.
This year’s highlights include a documentary about Giorgio Armani and not one, but two, films featuring Charli XCX.
Mia Starr, Juicy Love Dion, and Athena Dion have showcased the region’s talent this season.
Although theme nights celebrating Italian heritage and women’s empowerment are on the schedule, “Out at the Open” is gone.
Pride crosswalks may be illegal now, but no one ever said anything about bike racks.
Another one bites the dust.
The Snatch Game led to the elimination of one local contestant.
Strategizing, alliance-making, and overthinking nearly overshadowed the talent this week.
A potential melee turned into a valuable lesson about messing with drag family.
The return of RDR Live revealed new talents and vulnerabilities among the contestants.
Contestants who started strong in the premiere faced difficulties this time around.
Is the show setting up an eventual confrontation between two local contestants?
Outside of Drag Race, the relationship between drag, the LGBTQ+ community, and the State of Florida is tense.
Masisi has become a sanctuary for Miami’s queer Black music community.
The cast reveal continues a now four-season streak in which local performers have played an outsized role on the show.
The losses point to a painful shift in Miami’s cultural landscape.
In a short time, the venue became a hub for the LGBTQ+ community.
The party shuttle is a rolling, rhinestone rebellion against boring commutes and segregated nightlife.