Queer Issue 2024 Jun 6, 2024 at 1:05 pm

Can Seattle Drag Afford to Stay Weird?

Rising Costs, and Fewer Beginner-Friendly Venues, Are Sanitizing Seattle’s Drag Scene

Adam Willems
Betty Wetter performing her Taylor Swift-inspired show The Errors Tour at Clock-Out Lounge in May. Olivia Zakes Green
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Is drag still considered weird?
I mean they are doing book readings at libraries and bookstores.
Barely qualifies as quirky anymore.

ASaxman5537 on June 7, 2024 at 2:57 PM Report this

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