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Amaya Lobato Staff Photographer. Patrick Mayoral, a sophomore acting major at Point Park University, describes their drag style as a love letter to Pittsburgh pop culture. The last concert took place on Friday at Mr. Smalls Theatre in Millvale. The series returns on April 14 with a prom-themed concert.

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In their early days performing as Misdemeanor, their dad called them in the middle of a show. I love you. I gotta go. One of their costumes was a jumpsuit which they said was inspired by Pittsburgh steel mill workers. Mayoral attended many of Ms. V acted as a mentor to them.

She had a lot of experience with drag because she was based in New York City before crime to Pittsburgh. V said. She said as someone who does drag performances for a living, she is constantly reinventing her stage presence and personality as a performer. Because of the constant need for expansion in the drag queen industry, Ms.

Everyone that comes to the show is gonna get a taste of what true drag is, which is literally anything and everything. As a performer, she said her drag personality embraces her Black identity while being unafraid to explore new musical genres such as rock and country. A lot of what I do is Black positive… Whether it be the outfits, the numbers I do, the references I art or the different things I include in my mixes.

Belair said certain members of the drag community have a strong bond, so they refer to each other as having familial relationships. Belair and Miss Gay met the first time Belair did a drag show, so they know each other as drag sisters. Jessica McKenzie is a senior majoring in English writing and communication.

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