Wright State University Rainbow Alliance will host their annual Drag Revue on Saturday, Apr. 14 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Apollo Room of the Student Union.
The event is free for all to attend but the organization will also be collecting donations toward the LGBTQIA scholarship fund. The goal is to raise $1,500 this year.
The Revue will host a variety of performers including Masque regulars, Wright State students, and performers from Columbus.
This year’s hosts are Amaya Sexton, host at Masque, and Wright State student Olivia Diamond.
Performers include drag queen KarKar O’Daniels and drag king Johnny Justice.
WSU junior and Masque drag king Ariel Kramer will be performing for the first time at the Drag Revue. Her stage name is Oliver Dixon.
“I’m excited; it’s the like coming home. It will be a fun show since this is my home and I know a lot of people here,” said Kramer.
The event theme this year will be “Metamorphosis.” Performers are encouraged to express themselves and explore gender, according to an event posting.
There will also be American Sign Language interpreters available for those that attend.
Questions regarding the event may be directed to Shelby Dinkledine, the Rainbow Alliance graduate advisor at dinkledine.3@wright.edu.
