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Tucked and Plucked: Vancouver’s drag history!

By Raziel Reid • September 22, 2011 5:33 am EDT

Fiending for Oprah already? Allow Isolde N Barron to fill your void (ooh, baby), as the Queen of the Eastside hosts Tucked and Plucked: Vancouver’s Drag History Live On Stage, running for two shoes, Sept 23 and 24, at PAL Studio Theatre. Join Isolde and friends (Joan-E, Jaylene Tyme, Mona Regina and Peach Cobblah) as they share stories, give the kind of performances that made them stars, and talk us through Vancouver’s glamorous drag past. Don’t miss!

Sept 23 and 24, 8pm, $10. Box office: 604-684-8028 or online.

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